Unfortunately, that type of registration is only a thing in my country for boats that sail open sea. We have this one in a pretty big lake since the day we bought it.
Hadn't thought of that, it's definitely not in plain sight but I'll look for it, thank you!
should be on transom, right side
I'll try there! Thank you!
Thank you! If its any help we did buy the boat from someone else here in Latin-American
Ah. So I didn’t know you were in fact in the Americas. I presumed you were over here in the uk or Europe, with the mention of a fletcher. That being the case, it’s surely most likely of a build native to over there. Have you tried searching for similar from the usual brands of that type over there ? It’s likely not a Boston whaler or Grady white…but try searching for similar, for a comparison.
Me too. Would love to hear or learn that some fletchers actually made it across here. Very well known and trusted boats over here. They actually put themselves out of business years ago…one of the reasons famously given, was that the boats in circulation (even from the 70’s and 80’s) lasted and still currently last too long. You literally can’t find a marina or waterway anywhere in the uk, without seeing at least one or more of these boats. I’ve had a few myself and actually currently own one now. Mine is one of the last made from the 2000’s. The brand has recently been reborn just this year, with a couple of new models nearly ready for the market apparently. Known for their narrow deep v hulls, capable of incredible rough water ability and in some cases, as serious turn of speed. This is my
