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<blockquote data-quote="mbullen" data-source="post: 517560" data-attributes="member: 24594">For clarity, you have the make and the model.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is a Montgomery Ward, model 26147.&nbsp; You have the ID plate to prove it.&nbsp; I&#039;ve found that printing a picture of that data plate helps things a little at the county clerks office.&nbsp; Even though the catalog boats were manufactured by other companies, and even though Wards marine products were badged as Sea King, your data plate states Montgomery Wards, so that is your make.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sea King did not use names for their models, so &quot;26147&quot; is your model, as stated on the plate. For the year, I would randomly choose something prior to 1972.&nbsp; That would convey the absence of a federal HIN.&nbsp; Personally, I would choose 1968 just because it make a little sense and your basically just hoping to fill out all the empty spaces on the paperwork, anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mbullen, post: 517560, member: 24594"] For clarity, you have the make and the model. It is a Montgomery Ward, model 26147. You have the ID plate to prove it. I've found that printing a picture of that data plate helps things a little at the county clerks office. Even though the catalog boats were manufactured by other companies, and even though Wards marine products were badged as Sea King, your data plate states Montgomery Wards, so that is your make. Sea King did not use names for their models, so "26147" is your model, as stated on the plate. For the year, I would randomly choose something prior to 1972. That would convey the absence of a federal HIN. Personally, I would choose 1968 just because it make a little sense and your basically just hoping to fill out all the empty spaces on the paperwork, anyway. [/QUOTE]

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