Where can I find boating reg. & laws for insuring boats and what the exempt lengths are.?
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If you are asking about state law, you have to specify what state or go to that state's website and look it up. If you are talking about coastal waters under US Coast Guard jurisdiction, go to their website.\n\nhttp://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-m/gmhome.htm
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check the hin or hull id number;\n\nit should be on the right hand side transom of the boat, or in some cases, the rear starboard quarter\n\nthe first three letters will be the maker (ex. hunter boats start with "HUN")\n\nthat should give you some help\n\nif not and the boat is registered (it should be!!!) just look on the pink slip.
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You can do some research online to find a Quote site. It usually depends on what type of vehicle you are transporting. here is a link to a site I have found. Hope you get a good one!\n\nhttp://www.shipmyvehicle.com
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Go read " A Cruiser's Guide to Hurricane Survival" from Cruising Guide Publications..174 pages on how to survive a hurricane in a sailboat, at anchor or on the dock....and how to evaluate where you are\n\nas far as insurance company wanting to know........you got it backward..the insurance company should tell you........there is no recognized Government list so the CG wont be any help........that says this harbor is safe.....be prepared for the ins. company to give you a hard time as to what "safe" is if you have to put in a claim........generally anyplace sheltered from wave action is  a better bet than not.....if your marina has a wide open fetch for waves to build up and batter a boat, find somewhere else.......and in a direct hit by a major storm, like when Hugo went through SC in 87, all bets are  off!
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Try FindLaw.com. It covers U.S. Constitution, U.S. Code, Code of Federal Regulation, U.S. Supremem Court decisions, and just a ton of other stuff. There is also a breakdown on state codes and regulation.
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depends on what size boat you want. try these links...
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Try www.ais-insurance.com
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Contact your local department of Motor Vehicles (State Troopers) and request information on obtaining a lost/missing registration for the boat.
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Visit the site http://www.bateau.com/categories.php?cat=27 they have a selection of boat plans that might fit your needs. It wont be a Perfect factory specified boat but if you want to build it then try out their plans.
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There is a canvas shop in the community where I live.  They make custom boat covers.  As a matter of fact the local marina told me they get all their covers there even if stock covers are available because the price is so reasonable and the quality is good. Their web page is http://www.brumleveind.com/.  They are good honest people I do not think you could go wrong.
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check the yellow pages for Independent Insurance Brokers or Agents- they represent many different liability insurors- check under general insurance or liability insurance not life or auto ins-that should do the trick for you- good luck to you !!
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http://www.saildallas.com/\n\ngo there and it gives lots of info about sailing
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This site seems to have all the info that you need.\n\n\nhttp://www.washers.org/rules/index.html
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I can not asnwer but try this website below, you can link to the regulation.\n\nI think you can conatct the INS via this website and ask the question directly, they will know best.\n\nGood Luck \n\n(I think she can ..............)
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Do you mean Ridgeline? I just checked on line, I couldn't find anything. Your best bet would be to call a local boat dealer and ask them. Good Luck!
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check this link. hope this is help ful.\nwww.gregcons.com/canoe/classifieds.asp
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Try these websites below.\nhttp://www.championoutboards.com\nhttp://www.marineengine.com/\nhttp://www.acmeoutboards.com\nConsidering that the company no longer exists I wish you well on finding parts.\nHappy Boating!!!