WANTING TO BUY A BOAT

[xtremedeerman]

DONT HAVE PAPERS WILL A BILL OF SALE WORK

 

[Bucket]

Bill of sale is all I've ever used since TN boats don't have titles. Here's a link to the bill of sale I've used in the past:

https://secure.tncountyclerk.com/forms/ ... e_Form.pdf

 

[sharpshooter]

Sold my 2016 pontoon about 3 weeks ago and all the guy that bought it needed was a bill of sale. Told him that I would go have it notarized, but he said his county clerk didn't need it to be. Some clerk's want the bill of sale notarized, some don't.

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[ronnycl]

Bill of sale is all you need to register in tn

 

[TNReb]

Call your County Clerk's office and ask them what they want. That's the only way to be 100% sure.

(but everyone is correct - no titles, so a Bill of Sale SHOULD be sufficient)

 

[hillbillyfab]

Call your County Clerk's office and ask them what they want. That's the only way to be 100% sure.

(but everyone is correct - no titles, so a Bill of Sale SHOULD be sufficient)

This is the best answer in my opinion. Our CCC's office has a bill of sale just for watercraft's that they like for you to use. It sure makes the process easier.

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[RUGER]

When I bought my boat all I had was a bill of sale.
It was written on the back of a very poorly torn off chunk of a bud light 12 pack :rotf:

When she mentioned the rather low price I paid I said, look at the back of the paper.
She said, Oh, I see. :super:

 

[cbhunter]

When I bought my boat all I had was a bill of sale.
It was written on the back of a very poorly torn off chunk of a bud light 12 pack :rotf:

When she mentioned the rather low price I paid I said, look at the back of the paper.
She said, Oh, I see. :super:

:rotf: :rotf: