Rawhide-Sales offers used Boats, Sailboats, Boat Motors, Trailers, Classic Cars and Collector Vehicles, Pop Up Campers, Motor Homes, RV, Motorcycles, and other miscellaneous items that have been donated to Rawhide Boys Ranch.
Rawhide Boat Inspection Report:Rawhide completes its own 100(+)-Point Boat Inspection to better meet customers’ needs and to give the most accurate information possible. Performed by our Evaluation and Detail staff, Rawhide thoroughly reviews the external, internal and engine portions of each boat or watercraft to exceed customer expectations and experience and better buying experience.
*Inspected Areas Include (but not limited to):
Hull (kind, exterior flaws if any, photo close ups of condition)
Boat Motor (water circulation, fuel delivery, compression test, overall condition)
Other (sails, rigging system, trolling motor, live well, battery, waste/water tanks)
Rawhide Vehicle Inspection Report:Rawhide completes its own vehicle inspection report per motorized item (shown left). This 100(+)-Point Inspection is in addition to the Wisconsin state requirements, enabling us to exceed customer expectations and their buying experience.
*Inspected Areas Include (but not limited to):
Engine (fluids, belts, seals, plugs, starter, transmission, cooling, and battery)
Wisconsin Buyers Guide: Rawhide-Sales (as a dealership) is required by the state of Wisconsin to complete the Wisconsin Buyers Guide to report the existing condition for the used vehicle. Information on the Guide is based on what the dealership can find using reasonable care*. The Guide cannot tell you everything you need to know. This is where Rawhide-Sales goes above and beyond by completing its own 100(+)-Point Inspection process and disclosing more detailed information within the items description.
*Reasonable Care Standard: Dealerships are required to test drive the vehicle and to inspect the interior/exterior of the vehicle including under the hood and under the vehicle. They are not required to take the vehicle apart (except brakes) or run tests unless necessary to diagnose apparent symptoms. Dealerships are required to report information they get from manufacturer and auction notices, prior owner documents and disclosures, and their own vehicle inspection and repair records. Dealerships are not required to contact prior owners or get records of previous titles unless necessary to clear up inconsistent or questionable information that is apparent.
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