They just don't understand! lol I still have to get my title. I got lucky getting around no title... I'm stationed in Louisiana and you can't do ANYTHING without a title here and I thought I was at a loss. Luckily I'm a legal resident of Michigan and they don't require a title or even a registration for any boat under 20ft but they will give you both for like $23 and a copy of a bill of sale. If you have a friend or relative in another state, check their state laws on boat titles, you may be able to "sell" them the boat for $1 on a bill of sale and pay for them to register it and then "sell" it back to you.
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That they dont! I got in touch with the original owner and we are supposed to meet up and go to texas parks and wildlife and just have everything transferred to me. I finally removed the middle bench amd I actually had a brave running under the seat. Always a relief to know that the seat wasnt the full support for thst spot
Awesome! I've been at a stand still trying to get this motor fixed. I still haven't even sent my paperwork in for my registration. I've made a lot of progress with the motor though. Once I get it really going and get the registration I'll start to slowly restoring the boat. Have you started a thread yet for your boat?
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