Registering as an Antique Vessel

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Southern Gales
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Registering as an Antique Vessel

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I am in the process of registering Hull# 416 as an antique vessel and need a surveyor to verify 3 things, according to the state of Florida. They are:
1) Powered by its original type power plant (Mine never had an IB motor)
2) Used for non-commercial purposes
3) Vessel must be at least 30 years old
Has anyone else been through this process? I imagine the surveyor just needs to verify the HIN#, which includes the year of the boat. I don't think it needs to be any more complicated than that if you take what the state is asking for (a signature of a licensed surveyor) and nothing more. Any input would be much appreciated.
~Chris
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Southern Gales
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Re: Registering as an Antique Vessel

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Just spoke with FLDOT. The surveyor is not necessary, which contradicts what they told me at the DMV. If you would like more information, add to this string.
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Re: Registering as an Antique Vessel

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Gales,
I checked everywhere I could for Michigan, but no Historical Vessel registration is available up here.
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Southern Gales
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Re: Registering as an Antique Vessel

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Just got back from the FL DMV. I paid $4.18 for annual registration of my antique S2 7.9.
~Chris
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