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The 9th Annual Photo Contest Begins September 1st!!
The 9th Annual Chris-Craft Commander Club Photo Contest begins on September 1st so keep snapping those photos of your beautiful boats. Contest details will be shared soon so stay tuned. We look forward to see all of your photos again this year. More To Follow
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The 2023 National Rendezvous was a Smashing Success!!

An amazing time was had by all at the Chris-Craft Commander Club's National Rendezvous, held this past weekend in Cedar Point, Ohio. A huge Thank You to the Rendezvous hosts: T.J Worsencroft, Sam Lillard, Tim Toth, as well as, Char PIke, Scott Shriber, and Jim & Sue Bell for a wonderful event. Also a HUGE Thank You to all of the Captians and Crews that made the journey to the Rendezvous. A total of 31 boats made the trip to Cedar Point.
These Rendezvous gatherings are a great time to make new friends and to renew old friendships along with seeing some beautiful Commanders and other Chris-Craft beauties.
Sam and Monica Lillard took some amazing photos and are sharing them via the link below:
Lillard Rendezvous Photo Gallery
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That number is the Coast Guard documentation number, depending on your state it may be of interest to renew it. A search should provide answers. I don't know if that number can be searched backwards or not, maybe the Coasties could help.
You don't have a hull card riveted to an engine hatch? Often the numbers will be stenciled on the inside of the hull in various locations such as the forepeak anchor locker.
I just checked your profile and see this is a mid 80s boat. There is a very good article about deciphering HINs in the current club magazine.
Thank you for the info. I will check w USCG. By what I have seen, comparing models, I also believe it to be mid 80's (85/86). Previous owner claimed 86, but paperwork states 77. I've looked for the HIN and so far have not found it. I will look in the anchor locker. Thanks again!
Based on the September 1, 1978 version of the US vessel register scanned on Google, this is what I was able to get:
Official Number 594537
Vessel Name: Paroni
Gross Tonnage: 22
Net Tonnage: 18
Length: 36.0
Breadth: 13.0
Depth: 2.3
Hull: F
When Built: 1977
Where Built: Pomano Beach, FL
Service: Yct
Name of Owner: Schroeder, Andres Maesd
Home Port: San Juan, PR
Awesome! I appreciate the info. Now we really know what we have. Thank you guys for the help. Now, to keep on restoring the interior, and give her some new life!