2005 Cruisers Yachts 370 Express

Passport Summary

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  Current Registration & Documentation

  U.S. Coast Guard documentation is recorded as valid through January 31, 2027.

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  Registration & Documentation History

  Changes in recorded vessel name and hailing port were identified in the available documentation history.

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  Accidents & Damage

  Reported damage, loss, or accident history identified.

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  Federal Activity

  Coast Guard records include a significant federal operational control associated with this vessel.

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  Specifications

  Specifications identified for the 2005 Kcs International Inc Cruisers Yachts 370 Express.

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  Factory Power

  Factory power configurations identified.

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  Service Bulletins & Known Issues

  Potentially relevant service-bulletin or known-issue information identified; applicability should be verified.

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  Resources

  Manufacturer and/or technical documentation identified.

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  Additional Information

  No additional information currently reported.

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  Buyer Considerations

  Multiple buyer verification considerations were identified from the vessel's documentation, operating geography, accidents and damage, federal activity, factory power, service, and safety information.

Current Registration & Documentation

This section shows current registration and documentation records. A record that is expired, superseded, or otherwise historical is shown in Registration & Documentation History.

U.S. Coast Guard Documentation

Official Number

1199999

Certificate Issued

January 6, 2025

Certificate Expires

January 31, 2027

Certificate Status

Valid

Vessel Name

Serenity

Service

Recreational

Hailing Port

Chicago, IL

Build Year

2005

Hull Material

FRP (Fiberglass)

Hull Configuration

Monohull

Recorded Length

38 ft

Recorded Breadth

13.5 ft

Recorded Depth

7.2 ft

Gross Tonnage

24

Net Tonnage

19

Registration records may be incomplete, delayed, or associated with incomplete or inconsistent vessel identifiers. The absence of a record does not necessarily mean the vessel was never registered or documented.

Registration & Documentation History

This section shows historical federal documentation and state registration records. It keeps materially distinct periods, including changes in status, vessel name, hailing port, governing body, and identifying record information.

1. January 2025 – March 2025

   Governing Body

   U.S. Coast Guard

   Official Number

   1199999

   Date of Issue

   Not Reported

   Date of Expiration

   Not Reported

   Vessel Name

   Serenity

   Hailing Port

   Chicago, IL

2. April 2024 – January 2025

   Governing Body

   U.S. Coast Guard

   Official Number

   1199999

   Date of Issue

   Not Reported

   Date of Expiration

   Not Reported

   Vessel Name

   Second Wind

   Hailing Port

   Fort Lauderdale, FL

Historical coverage varies by source and period. A lack of observed change does not establish that no change occurred outside the records available to Marine Passport.

Accidents & Damage

Marine Passport reviews available records for reported accidents, damage, salvage designations, and other adverse events involving the vessel.

1. June 18, 2014 · Fort Lauderdale, Florida

   Collision with Vessel

   This vessel was reported as one of two vessels involved in a collision. The report records $5,000 in damage to this vessel. No deaths or injuries were reported, and this vessel was not recorded as a complete loss. The reported cause was unknown.

Boat Intel coverage is not comprehensive. A vessel may have experienced damage or repairs that were not reported to Boat Intel.

Federal Activity

This section is for available federal vessel activity associated with the hull, such as Coast Guard boardings or similar recorded events. An activity record is not itself an adverse finding.

Federal activity coverage is not comprehensive. Activity may have occurred that is not present in records currently available to Marine Passport.

Specifications

Specifications for the identified boat model are shown below. Actual specifications may vary by vessel and configuration.

Overall Length (LOA)

40 ft 2 in

Beam

13 ft 0 in

Draft

3 ft 0 in

Fuel Capacity

300 gal

Fresh Water Capacity

70 gal

Holding Tank Capacity

55 gal

Construction

Fiberglass

Coast Guard dimensions may differ from manufacturer specifications because they can be measured using different conventions. Features such as swim platforms and pulpits may be treated differently.

Factory Power

Power configurations associated with the identified boat model are shown below. Installed equipment on this vessel should be verified.

Service Bulletins & Known Issues

Service bulletins and known issues associated with the identified vessel model or its machinery appear here when a source-supported record qualifies.

Service bulletin and known-issue coverage is not comprehensive. Applicability may depend on the installed engine, serial number, configuration, operating history, and other factors. A notice associated with an engine family does not establish that this vessel has the condition or that any recommended work remains outstanding.

Resources

The following manufacturer or technical documents were identified as useful references for this model or its associated machinery.

External resources are provided for convenience. Marine Passport does not control third-party websites or guarantee their availability, content, accuracy, or security.

Additional Information

Marine Passport reviews available public and private records for additional vessel-specific information that may be relevant to a buyer.

No additional information currently reported.

Buyer Considerations

These points help a buyer focus verification on what Marine Passport's current evidence supports for this vessel.

A Marine Passport is not a substitute for a professional marine survey, mechanical inspection, or sea trial. Before purchasing any used vessel, Marine Passport strongly recommends having the vessel inspected by qualified professionals and conducting an appropriate sea trial.

• Accidents & damage

  Review the reported damage and available supporting evidence with the seller and a qualified marine surveyor. Confirm the nature and extent of any repairs before purchase.

• Recall applicability

  Review the identified recall records and verify whether any apply to this vessel or its installed machinery and, if applicable, whether corrective work was completed.

• Known-issue applicability

  Verify whether the identified known issue applies to the vessel's installed machinery or configuration.

• Confirm applicable maintenance

  The installed machinery is not established, so the applicable maintenance schedule is not established. Identify the installed machinery and compare its records against the Service & Maintenance guidance.

• Review Documentation & Identity History

  Available records show a change in the vessel's recorded name from Second Wind to Serenity. Verify the vessel's documentation history and confirm that the current name, HIN, official number, and other identifying records are consistent with the vessel being evaluated.

• Review Prior Operating Geography

  Available records show the vessel was previously documented with a Fort Lauderdale, Florida hailing port, and U.S. Coast Guard records identify activity at Station Fort Lauderdale. Later records show a Chicago, Illinois hailing port. This history provides evidence of prior operation in a coastal saltwater environment before the vessel was later recorded in the Great Lakes region. If the vessel is represented as a “freshwater boat,” verify the extent of prior saltwater use and consider that history during the survey, mechanical inspection, and maintenance review.