If you’ve ever bought a dealership-advertised secondhand boat, you undoubtedly have a warranty bill of sale in your filing cabinet. With this document, you’ll be able to establish that your boat includes specific guarantees and that warranty repair will be performed directly by the manufacturer or reseller. A boat warranty bill of sale is a document that verifies the sale of a boat and its supporting warranties. For any disputes between the buyer and seller, this documentation may be helpful according to texas.gov.

By having a warranty boat bill of sale, all parties confirm what was agreed upon during the transaction. When someone buys a new or old boat, they may tack on various supplementary warranties via their dealer or an internet seller like the Vessel documentation center. At the same time, some additional guarantees continue up to 7 years, and some last shorter durations, up to 2 years. Here are ways that a warranty boat bill of sale can work in your favor.
Read more about the bill of sale at Vessel Documentation Online LLC.