Sundance Boat recalls
Sundance Boat boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 50 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Sundance Boat Inc has one USCG safety recall on record. Campaign 971565S, issued February 1998, addressed incorrect capacity plate information on 50 units of the V150 model. This single recall reflects a limited scope issue confined to one model year.
All Sundance Boat recalls
- ⚠ Recall
971565S2/9/1998SAFE LOAD: PERS WGT
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Sundance Boat
- Decode the HIN to confirm whether your target boat is a V150 from the 1998 model year
- Inspect the capacity plate for legibility and verify the safe load and maximum person weight against USCG standards for that hull
- Request documentation showing the remedy was completed if the boat falls within the affected serial number range
- Have a marine surveyor verify all capacity labeling and flotation compliance during the prepurchase inspection
Frequently asked questions
Has Sundance Boat Inc had any boat recalls?
Yes. Sundance Boat Inc has one USCG recall on record, campaign 971565S from February 1998, which affected 50 units of the V150 model due to incorrect capacity plate information.
What was the 1998 Sundance Boat Inc recall about?
The recall addressed incorrect safe load and person weight information on the capacity plate of the V150 model. The remedy involved issuing corrected capacity plates to affected boats.
How do I check if my Sundance boat was recalled?
Decode your HIN to determine the model and year, then cross reference it against campaign 971565S which affected V150 models from 1998. A marine surveyor or USCG records can confirm whether your specific hull was within the affected serial number range.
Is it safe to buy a used Sundance boat with a recall?
A single capacity plate recall from 1998 does not indicate systemic quality problems. Verify the remedy was completed and have a surveyor inspect all safety labeling and flotation as part of your prepurchase due diligence.