Time for a New Transom(Any shops in SWFL?)

[Caymanboy]

"From the posts I've read, it seems that a new transom typically runs around $1500-2000 to have a shop do it. That sound about right?"

I am curious, and you don't need to name names, but where does one get a transom done for that amount of money?
Without doing it your self.
Is that a bare transom, no engine?
I just don't see it.

[Boatboy6]

Originally Posted by Caymanboy

"From the posts I've read, it seems that a new transom typically runs around $1500-2000 to have a shop do it. That sound about right?"

I am curious, and you don't need to name names, but where does one get a transom done for that amount of money?
Without doing it your self.
Is that a bare transom, no engine?
I just don't see it.

Maybe he's thinking material costs for a DIY transom build

[Max_Florida]

Originally Posted by Boatboy6

Maybe he's thinking material costs for a DIY transom build

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=20915 - Granted those estimates were from 2009, but they are still around $2k(I believe he was also having some work done on the scuppers). I was focusing on the bare transom estimates, as my transom will be bare when I drop it off.