Perth Rob
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Just selling my first boat does anyone know do you just need to transfer the boat ? Or do you need a separate form for the trailer too ?
Rob
Rob
Selling a boat in Perth
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[70521]
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Hello and welcome to the forum
Is this Perth Scotland or Perth Australia?
Is this Perth Scotland or Perth Australia?
Jamie Dundee
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Which Perth? Quite a few Aussies on here….
Jamie Dundee
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Snap ?
[70521]
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And quite a few Scots
cherod
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I expect he would be ok down to Dundee , after that he is on his own ?
Concerto
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V1701
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Hi & welcome to the forum,
I don't think you need anything for the trailer, for the boat you can use either the MCA or the RYA bill of sale form (google will find them). I don't know what boat you're selling but generally if you clean and declutter it really well, put it on for a realistic price you'll be way ahead of most of the competition. Good luck...
I don't think you need anything for the trailer, for the boat you can use either the MCA or the RYA bill of sale form (google will find them). I don't know what boat you're selling but generally if you clean and declutter it really well, put it on for a realistic price you'll be way ahead of most of the competition. Good luck...
wallacebob
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Include any registration or hull number info on receipt. Add, “inc trailer ser #” if applicable. Free from any yard fees, etc. Remove by sic an sic date. Depends on value: < 2k is a cash deal.
William_H
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In West Australia (the big Perth in sunshine, 37 max today) the trailer is registered in a manner similar to a car. You will need to provide and sign a transfer form for the trailer to the new owner who takes it to a road traffic office with transfer fee. No inspection required and can be done by mail or email.
The boat also will have a registration and you will need provide a form for the new owner to transfer that registration. Now these 2 departments are completely different and separate just all under "Department of Transport". Recreational boat registration Transfer a vehicle.
The boat should have a Hull Identification Number (HIN) and will need this for transfer of rego. Probably got a HIN however ring Aquarama for contact of a guy who can do HIN. (about $100) ol'will
The boat also will have a registration and you will need provide a form for the new owner to transfer that registration. Now these 2 departments are completely different and separate just all under "Department of Transport". Recreational boat registration Transfer a vehicle.
The boat should have a Hull Identification Number (HIN) and will need this for transfer of rego. Probably got a HIN however ring Aquarama for contact of a guy who can do HIN. (about $100) ol'will
coopec
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Posting at Yesterday at 21:33 I think he's probably Caledonian ?
HissyFit
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That 21:33 is evidently relative to you; I have "Yesterday at 13:33". This is a good time to be posting in the UK, but that is still 21:33 in Perth AU, which is also not a daft hour to be posting. So, the conclusion must be that you can draw no conclusion from the time of the post.
[70521]
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I am looking forward to the OP logging on again and clarifying my original question.
coopec
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I don't follow your argument - 21.33 Perth time is past my bed time . (Not a good time to be trying to sell a boat)
The UTC time +8hrs right now is 17.23 (just about evening dinner time) In another 4 hours I will be in bed asleep.
Now where am I going wrong? ?
This is the current time in London
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NormanS
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It's all a pointless exercise until the OP comes back and tells us which Perth he means. It is interesting to see how free from regulations we are in the UK.
coopec
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It's quite late in Perth Western Australian right now and I'll be in bed in half an hour. (No time to think of buying/selling a boat)
As I said before he'll be Caledonian for sure.
HissyFit
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I forget that most forum members will already be tucked up with their cocoas at 21:33, but the night is still young for us whipper-snappers.
roblpm
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Yes I love these kind of posts. OP posts something. Hundreds of posts later and the OP nowhere to be seen...... Thread drifted...... All good fun though!
awol
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Aye, you did it all wrong with your "Fulmar - should/shouldn't" post. You kept butting in instead of just leaving it to grow organically after the original post.
