Rescued a V20, can we ID it? - Page 2

randlemanboater · #11 04-05-2010, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by EricR

Yes, they are South Carolina and I have no way to reference them. If the seller I got it from got it on an auction it should be legit- what he gave me will allow me to get it registered in Georgia.

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.

EricR · #12 04-05-2010, 11:23 PM

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!

Blue_Runner · #13 04-06-2010, 09:13 AM

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.

EricR · #14 04-07-2010, 05:47 PM

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!

EricR · #15 04-16-2010, 11:12 PM

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

randlemanboater · #16 04-20-2010, 11:01 AM

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

Destroyer · #17 04-20-2010, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by EricR

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!

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

EricR · #18 04-20-2010, 04:16 PM

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.

Destroyer · #19 04-20-2010, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by EricR

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.

reelapeelin · #20 04-21-2010, 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by EricR

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.

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!!...