TOTAL NIGHTMARE!!!!!

Where is the number located on Cobras?

Check the back right side of the kayak right above the water line.

Thanks. My vision is the pits.

All my Wilderness Systems Yaks were given to me by Wilderness Systems but the F'd up thing is they are all engraved "DEMO" where the Serial Numbers should be. What should I do about that?

Ariel considering that you dont even lock your yaks to your roof i think you should paint em fishmaster1 style.

All my Wilderness Systems Yaks were given to me by Wilderness Systems but the F'd up thing is they are all engraved "DEMO" where the Serial Numbers should be. What should I do about that?

carve you DL # into them

Ben

Ben what are you talking about I guess you've never taken a close look at my yaks they are locked up like Fort Knox. Thick steel cables running in and put the scuppers thru the Hullavators wrapped around the Thule bars to a huge padlock behind the spare tire down to the bumper to a bigger motorcycle lock. Plus the hullavators are locked. Plus I forgot the kryptonite locks going thru both kayaks.

EWB

I will be engraving the numbers when I get home.

My poor heart.
I keep my pt13 on the truck all the time and keep the hatch covers in the closet. 2 reasons, one it deters theft-it makes it a pain for the crack-addict to sell quick-he has to get replacement covers or has to sell for less and try explaining why no covers, and 2nd, when I get to the east bay lake, its as dry as a bone.
And I keep a 20 gauge w/buckshot real handy.

Thanks for the tip, I also take and crawl in the kayak and mark it with a sharpie in places no one looks at, if it ever gets into a question of who owns it I can have some one crawl in and check.

My poor heart.
I keep my pt13 on the truck all the time and keep the hatch covers in the closet. 2 reasons, one it deters theft-it makes it a pain for the crack-addict to sell quick-he has to get replacement covers or has to sell for less and try explaining why no covers, and 2nd, when I get to the east bay lake, its as dry as a bone.
And I keep a 20 gauge w/buckshot real handy.

I believe in the shoot first ask questions later thing all so.