I've pulled junk boats out of Wilson backyards for years now. A lot of them came with the house during an estate cleanout, and the new owner had no interest in dealing with it. Others sat through a season or two on the market with no takers, and the owner got tired of the slip bill stacking up month after month. Some had a dead motor with a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth. A few were parked in a backyard after the HOA sent a letter.
We tow the old boat start to finish, paperwork and all. The crew handles jobs in Black Creek often enough that we can stack a pickup there the same afternoon as a Wilson call. We've seen vessels in storage lots, boats rotting in yards, inherited rigs with missing titles. None of that stops the work. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the North Carolina page.
