That fall haul-out was supposed to be temporary, just until spring, and the boat never went back in the water once it landed on blocks in a yard outside Oregon City. Up and down the Pacific coast that's a familiar pattern: moorage spots empty out before winter, driveways in Sandy and towns like it fill with hulls, and the haul back to the ramp keeps getting pushed another season.
That's fiberglass boat disposal, start to finish, the way my crew runs it. We tow the hull out whole, cut it down at our yard, and route the material to a processor. Missing paperwork after years on blocks doesn't hold anything up.