If you run the registration #, it will tell you what year the boat is and the HID#.

I thought it looked like an NC # in the pic, but the rail is in the way.

Call SCDNR, they will help you out like REEL said.

I looked at it wrong- it IS a North Carolina number. Going on vacation with the family this week so I won't have time to mess with it. But I will get back to it!

It has to be b/t '72 - '76. I might be off by a year but it is there about. Looks just like my '73 did.

Going on vacation for a few days, next weekend I will try and clean it up and get more pics so I can put it in the classifieds- too much boat for my wife's Grand Prix to tow!

Would Wellcraft be able to nail down the year model by the serial or have they changed hands so many times they wont/cant?

Post the registration #......maybe someone can figure it out from there.......:zip:

Sounds like it's time for the wife to get a new vehicle.:you:

It is NC 2901 DJ if that helps- on one side, has remnants of scraped off Delaware (DE?) reggie on the starboard side.


Destroyer- we are going to get a half ton 4x4 extended cab later this year for towing when my 5 yr old goes into public school- right now around $1000/mo for two in daycare at the same time! Wife loves her '99 GP though and we will keep that, she hates SUV's and minivans, and lucky for me I have a wife that does not insist on "keeping up with the Joneses" with new cars and subdivisions.

Bah... What do the Joneses know?... Bet they don't have a V20! Daycare sucks... been there, done that... you have my sincere sympathy. I have a 2007 GMC Sierra 1500 extended cab that I use for work. Great truck. Sounds like you picked a winner in the wife dept. :clap:

I can tell ya from direct experience...go ahead and get a crew-cab...those little girls of yours will outgrow that back seat before you know it!!...:hi: