[vman]

I don't want anything more or less than my beloved Mariaha. That's all. I don't wish harm or foul on anyone.

[mikeyt]

Originally Posted by vman

I don't want anything more or less than my beloved Mariah. That's all. I don't wish harm or foul on anyone.

And imho, that is the best approach!

[Andy b]

And maybe a years free storage in way of a sorry
bet they wouldn't go near your boat again.....

[phillycincykid]

Originally Posted by Andy b

And maybe a years free storage in way of a sorry
bet they wouldn't go near your boat again.....

how bout lifetime!!! sorry to hear about that situation. i could not imagine..

[Oregondunes]

Pay all your legal fees
Restore boat to it's original condition (full detail) and any missing or altered items.
Restore all titles at their expense
Pay damages (loss of use) and now lack of storage time paid for.

[voodoo]

Originally Posted by vman

I don't want anything more or less than my beloved Mariaha. That's all. I don't wish harm or foul on anyone.

And it better come back with a full service and a full tank.
A detail job and a hull waxing should remove some of the hard feelings as well.

[vman]

Well I received all the documentation on the sale of my boat from the state of Mo, and according to the state everything was done on the up and up and they storage facility provided all the propper papers including signed certified lettersor reciepts that they were received and after 30 days of no compliance legally they could sell the boat. But 2 problems The bank did sign for the letter according to the info but denies they ever received it. 2nd its not our signature on ours. But the good news is. I am still the proud owner of the trailer my boat sat on because they didn't apply for a title for it. As well as a proud owner of a useless piece of paper that's called a title that someone else owns. Sweet! Maybe I could put it on my hitch trailer it on my trailer that the guy who owns my boat has and drop it in the lake and see if it floats. Anyone figure out yet why they haven't seen me on the news yet?

[voodoo]

Originally Posted by vman

Well I received all the documentation on the sale of my boat from the state of Mo, and according to the state everything was done on the up and up and they storage facility provided all the propper papers including signed certified lettersor reciepts that they were received and after 30 days of no compliance legally they could sell the boat. But 2 problems The bank did sign for the letter according to the info but denies they ever received it. 2nd its not our signature on ours. But the good news is. I am still the proud owner of the trailer my boat sat on because they didn't apply for a title for it. As well as a proud owner of a useless piece of paper that's called a title that someone else owns. Sweet! Maybe I could put it on my hitch trailer it on my trailer that the guy who owns my boat has and drop it in the lake and see if it floats. Anyone figure out yet why they haven't seen me on the news yet?

Let me get this straight.
You were paid up on the storage fees. There wasn't any type of issue there.
Paid in full no BS.
Get copies of cashed cheques, credit card statements etc, however you paid for the storage.
The place that it's stored at mistook your boat for a deadbeat's boat and sold it, going thru the proper channels.
You have a fight on you hands for sure.
I'd be scanning the classifieds for the same boat, less hours, better condition and suggest to the storage company they had better put this boat in your hands asap.
For purely legal reasons....
Your son caught his first fish in that boat.
Your daughter went water skiing behind it, she was scared but daddy said this boat will help you be a great skier.
Your eldest son was going to restore that boat as a legacy to his father and keep it in the family.

[vman]

Originally Posted by voodoo

Let me get this straight.
You were paid up on the storage fees. There wasn't any type of issue there.
Paid in full no BS.
Get copies of cashed cheques, credit card statements etc, however you paid for the storage.
The place that it's stored at mistook your boat for a deadbeat's boat and sold it, going thru the proper channels.
You have a fight on you hands for sure.
I'd be scanning the classifieds for the same boat, less hours, better condition and suggest to the storage company they had better put this boat in your hands asap.
For purely legal reasons....
Your son caught his first fish in that boat.
Your daughter went water skiing behind it, she was scared but daddy said this boat will help you be a great skier.
Your eldest son was going to restore that boat as a legacy to his father and keep it in the family.

Yep all is bs and the only course I have is with the storage facility and not much at that. Spend 34k pay it off and you end up with nothing.

[mikeyt]

Let your solicitor deal with it. If he/she is any good your boat will eventually be returned or settlement equal to the value of the boat with a little extra goodwill provided by the storage facility or their insurer.