Godfrey Marine recalls
Godfrey Marine boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 4,047 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Godfrey Marine Co has issued one U.S. Coast Guard recall campaign affecting 4,047 boats. The June 2018 campaign (17CG111S) covered defects on the SS 188 OB and SD 187 OB models manufactured in 2018. Any used buyer considering these models should verify whether the remedy was completed before purchase.
All Godfrey Marine recalls
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17CG111S6/18/2018
What to check before you buy a used Godfrey Marine
- Check the hull identification number (HIN) against the recall campaign to confirm if your target boat is affected
- Request documentation from the seller proving the defect remedy was performed by an authorized dealer
- Contact Godfrey Marine Co or a local dealer to verify remedy completion status using the HIN
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the specific defect area during the prepurchase survey
Frequently asked questions
What boats are included in the Godfrey Marine Co recall?
The 2018 recall campaign 17CG111S covered SS 188 OB and SD 187 OB models, totaling 4,047 units manufactured in 2018.
How do I check if a used Godfrey boat was recalled?
Use the hull identification number (HIN) to check with Godfrey Marine Co or the U.S. Coast Guard recall database. The HIN will show the model year and manufacturing date.
What was the defect in the Godfrey Marine Co recall?
The June 2018 campaign addressed a manufacturing defect on the SS 188 OB and SD 187 OB models. Contact Godfrey or review the official Coast Guard notice for defect specifics and remedy details.
Should I avoid buying a recalled Godfrey boat?
Not necessarily. If the remedy was properly completed and documented, the boat is safe. Request proof of remedy completion from the seller and verify it with the manufacturer or dealer before purchase.