Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-4035

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Demonstration permits - Record of purchases and sales

Official statutory text

A. Upon issuance of a license to sell new vessels or new

motors, there shall be assigned and issued to such dealer three

demonstration permits for vessels, three demonstration permits for

motors, or three demonstration permits for each such class the

dealer has been authorized to sell. Such permits shall be displayed

upon each vessel or motor owned by the dealer when the vessel or

motor is driven or displayed on any water of this state. No such

demonstration permit issued to any dealer shall be used or displayed

upon any secondhand or used vessel or motor, or upon any new vessel

or motor which is for private use, or for hire. Any dealer or agent

thereof for purposes of demonstrating a vessel or motor for a sale,

or any other person, with consent of the dealer, while contemplating

purchase, may operate a new vessel or motor with the dealer's

demonstration permit affixed so long as this intent is limited to a

consecutive seventy-two-hour period, or a weekend. For the purposes

of this subsection, "driven or displayed on any water of this state"

does not include the use of a vessel or motor for participation in a

contest.

B. Each dealer of new and used vessels or motors, shall keep a

record of the purchase and sale of each vessel or motor he buys or

sells, which shall show the name of the seller or buyer as the case

may be, and a complete description of the vessel or motor purchased

or sold, and such other information as Service Oklahoma may

prescribe.

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