About BoatHistoryReport.com
Boat History Report began with a mission to be the leading provider of watercraft history information for buyers and sellers of used boats.
With all of the risks involved in buying a used watercraft, Boat History Report aims to make the used watercraft transaction process as safe and hassle free as possible. By accessing our extensive nationwide databases through reports from BoatHistoryReport.com, buyers and sellers of used boats can be assured that their boat has a clean history.
“Even if that happens, BoatHistoryReport.com will remain the primary research source for prospective buyers who might not have an opportunity to see a title until sales negotiations are well underway, she said.” Boat History Report is proud to have played … Continue reading →
You’re not alone. A big thanks to BoatUS for helping to explain the difference and why they are important! Some highlights: A “safety recall” involves a safety problem that relates to a boat or associated equipment that is less than … Continue reading →
Picture yourself enjoying a Saturday on the water when suddenly your boat bursts into flames or starts taking on water. Sound terrible? Without knowing the history of a boat before you buy, this nightmare could become a reality quicker than … Continue reading →
Boat History Report is very excited to announce the release of our updated site design which includes an enhanced features for the dealer and broker community! Read more below. BOAT HISTORY REPORT LAUNCHES NEW DEALER/BROKER FOCUSED WEBSITE Orlando, FL – (June … Continue reading →
With hundreds of thousands of potential buyers attending boat shows in the upcoming months, Boat History Report’s (BHR) strategic partnership with the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) could not have come at a better time. This new partnership will help … Continue reading →
Boat Shows are increasing in size exponentially- in 2013, Palm Beach increase its land display area 22% and its boat display in water by 33%! If you don’t know how to walk a show, you won’t survive the crowds and … Continue reading →
TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS and all through the boat, The bilge pumps were hustling to keep us afloat, The children were nestled all snug in their berths, (We sleep here most nights to get our money’s worth) As Ma … Continue reading →
