Calvac Marine recalls
Calvac Marine boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 38 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Calvac Marine has one documented USCG recall on record, campaign 800117S from May 1980, affecting 38 units across various models due to a manufacturing defect. The campaign dates to the early years of federal boat safety tracking, over four decades ago. For buyers considering used Calvac Marine boats from that era, confirming remedy completion is a standard due diligence step.
All Calvac Marine recalls
- ⚠ RecallWhat this means before you buy →
800117S5/5/1980
What to check before you buy a used Calvac Marine
- Check if the hull was built in 1980 or earlier and whether the model matches the campaign scope
- Request documentation from the seller showing the defect was remedied, or contact the builder if still in operation
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the affected component during pre purchase evaluation
- Cross reference the HIN with USCG records to confirm the boat's build date and manufacturer
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Calvac Marine had?
Calvac Marine has one documented USCG recall, campaign 800117S from May 1980, affecting 38 units due to a manufacturing defect.
Should I avoid buying a Calvac Marine boat because of recalls?
The single recall on record is from 1980 and affects a small number of units. Most Calvac Marine boats are unaffected, and the campaign is over 40 years old.
How do I know if my Calvac Marine boat was recalled?
Decode the HIN to confirm the build year, then check if it falls within the 1980 campaign window. Only 38 units of various models were affected.
What was the Calvac Marine recall for?
Campaign 800117S addressed a manufacturing defect across various models. The USCG record does not specify the exact component, so request remedy documentation from the seller or builder.