can you tell the year of bass tracker boats by there seats?
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Like if a bass tracker is a 2001 and another has the same seats is it most likely a 2001 also?
to bad i only have pics, i know you can tell by the vin numbers
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i dont no
I`m not a boat specialist but I have ridden in the bass tracker boats on the lake of the Ozarks. The one I was in has removable seats except for the one lower seat but it looks like there would not be too much time involved to swap it out. So these seats could come from most any year due to Bass Tracker probably giving the buyers seat options. The best way to tell the year of anything is by looking at the vehicle identification tag or asking the owner.
Good question tho. Reminds me of one I answered about telling the years of cars by looking at the tail lights.
You can tell the year by the hull ID number.
Bass tracker did use the same configuration and style seats for more than one year, but did change upholstery colors and patterns, so if you have identical seats it’s probable they are the same year. Also look for the pinstripe around the gunwale and decal placement. I hope this helps.
Richard’s on target but
Some Boat Manufactures will assemble what is know as a parts bin boat from left over inventory. The best way to tell is to look for the hull number in the upper right corner of the transom(just to the right of the outboard) the last two numbers are the year of manufacture.