Is my iBook eligable for a recall?

I bought a used iBook from someone that claims to have rebuilt it with a new LCD, new hard drive, a superdrive, etc and I think it is exibiting the signs of a logic board recall that is specified on apple's website. http://www.apple.com/support/ibook/faq/ Since it's been "rebuilt" and I don't have any reciepts for it. Will apple repair the logic board under the recall? Where do I find the computer's serial number?

From what I remember, the seller put these parts on:
A new display, a new bottom case, a superdrive, hard drive, and keyboard.

The seller claimed there wasn't a problem with the iBook when he shipped it, and when I first got it, it turned on, but then half way through it froze. From then on, when I turn it on, the fans whirle like crazy but nothing happens. He said he's going to send me a new logic board for it, but as far as I know, he hasn't shipped anything yet. I thought turning to apple might be a quicker option, since I need this thing for school.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks.

 

No, I don't believe so. He claims to have been an apple certified technician and from everything he's done he seems to be a geniune guy. I found posts from him on the internet about other stuff too. He even gave me his phone number to help my trouble shoot the notebook when it arrived. He's been in good contact with me too, but he hasn't had a chance to send the logic board. I might sound niave or something, but from everything I've seen, I believe he is legit.