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Old 01-28-2020, 10:51 AM
kmoose kmoose is offline
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A good basic cost guide for a full restoration at a reputable shop of a classic boat runs about $3500 per foot not including power, fuel tanks and wiring. There are different levels of restoration to consider that can affect price but that will get you in the ball park of a good looking, quality restoration. The contract for such work will need to be comprehensive and legal in every aspect as it can get ugly if expectations are not set. Timeframes are critical and need to be defined and agreed upon by both parties.

As stated by member who know, proper weight distribution is critical. I considered a 25' at one time and the only way I would ever consider conversion to outboard power would be to notch the transom for a big 30' motor like a DF350. A bracket would be out of the question for twins considering the weight of modern outboard power.
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