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Well after 41 years I think my 1973 20sf needs a new transom!! Its flexing quite a bit these days
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Jason you are in line for the understatement award for today!! If you decide to document your transom replacement I'll move this thread to the repairs section. Good luck!!
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Agreed., transom needs some serious help.
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well as you can see the transom is completely done. So its time for to replace it and raise it 5". The question I have is does any body here have a ball park figure on cost of the material to rebuild it. the reason I ask is I have a couple #'s from boat builders/repair guys here in dirty jersey and I'm just wondering if their #'s are real high. It will be composite, no wood in the transom. And I will be removing the engine and all the goodies for who ever does the job. Any thoughts would be very helpful, thanks
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Perhaps move this thread to the proper section if necessary?
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Well Jason now that you are starting your rebuild your thread is on it's way to repairs/mods. Keep us posted with lots of pics! Good luck and have fun. :)
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I paid $2200, in 2012, for my dad's '73 CC OB, in the Newport News, VA area. It wasn't the prettiest job, but only a critical eye would know that!
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How about pouring a new composite transom with SeaCast or similar?
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thank you pianewman, any chance you have photos of the finished product?
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