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Montauk Aluminum S/N Plate Questions
A Little Madness
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Posted on 10/21/10 - 4:42 AM
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I "had" an aluminum plate on the starboard stern (exterior) about 1" x 4" that had what I believe to be the Hull ID S/N. The rivets finally gave up the ghost and when cleaning the hull the other day it fell off ...on shore.

Is this the standard Montauk Hull ID plate?

Where can I order a replacement?

Thanks


Chris & Dale Schnell
"A Little Madness" - 1989 Montauk 17'
 
Tom W Clark
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Posted on 10/21/10 - 7:45 AM
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What you describe is the HIN plate or tag installed by the factory when the boat was made. You cannot just order a replacement but you can make a new easily or have a trophy shop make one for you.

The HIN tag is easily installed with four 1/8" pop-rivets.

 
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Posted on 10/21/10 - 9:27 AM
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See this article on the left sidebar under "Latest Articles"....

http://www.whalercentral.com/articles...cle_id=103


 
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Posted on 10/21/10 - 10:07 AM
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Joe & Tom,
Thanks. I'll pursue at locally.


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Joe -- That is an excellent display of HIN tags in the article. One minor correction: the aluminum tags are ONE inch tall, not two inches tall.

 
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Good catch on my typo Tom.

The article has been corrected to reflect 4 inches long by 1 inch high.

 
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Posted on 10/21/10 - 2:09 PM
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Mine did the same. I had a piece of stanless in the approximate size so I bought a $5 stamp set at the local hardware store and made it my self. Mounted with screws and silicone it will never rot off again. It looks sharp as well. My .02

 
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