penjack
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Reged: 21/10/2003
Posts: 24
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slim chance I know, but as I stupidly forgot to inform the insurance company of my change in outboard, I'm not insured for the theft of the mariner 8hp. If anyone comes across one or knows anything about a dodgy mariner knocking about, I'd love to hear from you.
best wishes and happy new year
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zephyrsailor
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Reged: 12/09/2002
Posts: 464
Loc: costa del gosport
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better description or serial number might help.
http://www.yachting-school.com
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penjack
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Reged: 21/10/2003
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What? you mean they would have left the serial number on? What nonces!
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fatipa
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Reged: 11/11/2001
Posts: 2458
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Nonsense? Not many thieves of 8hp outboards are professionals insofar as they'll be bothered or have the facilities to replace serial numbers. Most thieves are opportunists and sell stuff on in pubs, freeads or boatjumbles with serial numbers intact. Supplying a serial number is the the first line in identifying a bent motor or other bit of kit.
Cheers, Brian.
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penjack
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Reged: 21/10/2003
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Thank you for the reasuring thought Brian, I must be getting cynical in my old age. I'm definately going senile (I can't find the serial number!) but it was blue!! I told you it was a slim chance, but if it's any help the blue paint on the left hand side of the leg was peeling where it was touched up. It also had a smart little toolbag inside the hood.
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sailorman
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Reged: 21/05/2003
Posts: 10357
Loc: East Coast
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if u bought it new the retailer should know the serail No
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