Offshore recalls
Offshore boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 1 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Offshore Enterprises has 1 USCG safety recall on record from 1982, affecting a single inboard/outboard model for fuel regulation noncompliance. The limited scope and age of this campaign mean most used Offshore Enterprises boats will not be affected. Buyers should still verify their specific vessel's history by HIN.
All Offshore recalls
- ⚠ Recall
820038S3/31/1982FUEL REGS NON COMPLIANCE
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Offshore
- Decode your boat's HIN to confirm the build year and model series
- Contact the builder or a marine surveyor to verify whether the 1982 fuel system recall applies to your hull
- Inspect fuel system components during the prepurchase survey for compliance with current USCG standards
- Request documentation of any recall remedy completion from the seller
Frequently asked questions
How many Offshore Enterprises boats have been recalled?
One USCG recall campaign from 1982 affected a single inboard/outboard unit for fuel regulation noncompliance.
Does the Offshore Enterprises recall affect all models?
No, the 1982 campaign was limited to I/O boats and involved only one unit, so the vast majority of Offshore Enterprises models are unaffected.
How do I check if my Offshore Enterprises boat was recalled?
Decode your HIN to determine build year and model, then verify against the 1982 fuel regulation recall campaign records or consult a marine surveyor.
Is a 1982 recall still relevant for buying a used Offshore Enterprises boat?
The recall scope was extremely limited (one unit), but buyers should still verify fuel system compliance during the prepurchase survey regardless of recall status.