Cimarron Marine recalls
Cimarron Marine boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 41 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Cimarron Marine has one recorded USCG safety recall, campaign 820079S from July 1982, which addressed a flotation deficiency in 41 units of the 500 CL 15' BASS model. This single campaign over four decades ago suggests a limited recall history, but any buyer considering a 500 CL 15' BASS from that era should verify the flotation remedy was completed. For other Cimarron Marine models and years, no federal recall campaigns are on record.
All Cimarron Marine recalls
- ⚠ Recall
820079S7/20/1982FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Cimarron Marine
- If considering a 500 CL 15' BASS built around 1982, request the hull identification number (HIN) and check with the builder or a surveyor to confirm the flotation recall was remedied.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation and buoyancy on any older Cimarron Marine hull, especially those from the early 1980s.
- Review the marine survey for compliance with current flotation standards, as older boats may have degraded foam even if the original recall was addressed.
- Contact the current owner or dealer for any service records or documentation showing recall completion before finalizing the purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Cimarron Marine had?
Cimarron Marine has one USCG safety recall on record, campaign 820079S from July 1982, affecting the 500 CL 15' BASS model.
What was the Cimarron Marine recall for?
The single recall addressed a flotation deficiency in 41 units of the 500 CL 15' BASS model manufactured around 1982.
Should I avoid buying a used Cimarron Marine because of recalls?
One recall over 40 years ago is a minimal record. If you are buying a 500 CL 15' BASS from that era, verify the flotation remedy was completed; other models have no federal recall history.
How do I check if a Cimarron Marine boat recall was fixed?
Obtain the hull identification number (HIN), contact the manufacturer or a qualified marine surveyor, and request documentation or inspection to confirm the flotation remedy was applied.