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I tried looking thru the threads to see if there is a breakdown on how to decipher what the hull number of the boat is but could not find anything. I have a 71 E-29 and I think I see it as 150 something which would make sense in 1971, seeing they built about 600+. Does any one knoe how to...

Is it on the title or is it stamped on the hull somewhere? Thanks for any help Roy

Does anyone have (or know of) documentation that will identify the keel configuration (std, shoal or wing) from the Hull Identification Number for the 1984 - 1988 Ericson 26? It will save me a trip to visit ERY26385G888 if it doesn't have the std/deep keel. Thanks! Mark

I recently purchased a 1971 ericson 27 im restoring and i cant find the hull number. Its been painted before, can someone tell me where the exact spot is so i can try to find it.:confused: Thanks...

How does one go about finding which is the hull number for e31i ? Also is there a way to track previous owners ?

A quick curiosity: I have finally gotten my E-29 in the water and sailed for the first time last weekend. After almost a year's worth of work and refitting on the hard--it was a (forgive the pun) a breath of fresh air. However, when I finally raised the main, it had sail number 519--yet the hull...

Does anyone know how to determine the sail number from HIN? :egrin:

I am trying to research when my E28 was built. Is there a listing available that correlates hull id number to construction date? Thanks in advance.

Is the Ericson 27 with hull number 394 still in the Seattle area? I have a sea story to share with you :egrin: Dave Hussey BlueWing E27 hull number 954

I don't have a sail number on my main. I have a 1987 E32-3, hull number 731. Were sail numbers automatically provided or do you have to apply for one? Thanks, Don Saunders, SV/ Northstar E32-3

I recently purchased a 1978 E/34-T. I have a thousand questions about it, but first and foremost is this: Where is the hull number??? I've looked everywhere. :confused:

Does anyone know where I can locate the hull number/ serial number on a Ericson 27 with a inboard (Atomic 4). Look as I may, I can't locate it. I have a self survey to do and it is one of the questions. Any help is appreciated. :confused: Mike Johnson

Anyone familiar with this Boat? Looking for a 30+ but a loong way from Texas. But for the right price..

We are having a real hard time determining hull numbers for some late 60s and early 70s boats, specifically E23s. Was there a standard location for such? One owner reports finding the same written numbers on several interior wood pieces when he disassembled them for refinishing. Does anyone...

Long shot here but does anyone know the correct radiator cap for an M-50? I am sure there is a commanly available cap that I can get at an auto parts store but they are all a little different and the one I bought that I thought would work does not appear to be long/deep enough. I am hoping for...

I have an Ericson 23, manufactured in 1970 (pre HIN requirements), that has been in storage for 25 years. To register this boat the state requires some number to be permanently affixed to hull. I've been unable to find any identifying number anywhere on or in the boat. Does anyone know if...

my newly acquired E38, located in Oxnard, CA has a serial number of ERY38X88M83H. I know what the ery38 is, and that it was manufactured in 83, does anyone have the rest of the information?? I need to get the vessel documented, then pick a Yacht club to join to sail in the Newport-Ensenada...

Our La Petite is boat number 29 (thanks Bob) but the mainsail number is 340. The roller furling, grass stained (?) genny is number "US 2853" which appears to have come from a J24. Back home we could identify boats by their sail numbers. When you saw a pretty boat you just looked it up in the...

I know that this topic has been brought up before, and I have reviewed all the posts that come up after a search, but I still can't find the hull number for our boat! I can see no numbers moulded into the outside of the transom as suggested by some. I have checked the top of the rudder...