Seacraft comprehensive parts list

[toehead93]

I've looked for a generic comprehensive list of all standard parts and I cannot find anything. Is there a generic parts list I can use as a reference? It'd be nice to start with a list that I can add to and delete as I create a budget. Has anyone put one together?

[McGillicuddy]

Not sure what you mean, but if you go to the Specifications section of the Main page you'll find a bunch of details about each SeaCraft model on pages that look something like this:
http://www.classicseacraft.com/20.htm

There are also a brochures in the Articles/Literature section. Just start reading. Lot of good sh!+ here.

As far as what you need on a boat other than DMV and Coast Guard requirements, that's up to youthat's up to you.

[clb33fyxj]

i could be wrong, but i think he is looking for a list of parts/materials for a restoration so he can ballpark a budget.

[Islandtrader]

i could be wrong, but i think he is looking for a list of parts/materials for a restoration so he can ballpark a budget.

If that's what he is looking for here is what I used so far.

Epoxy and resin- 21 gals.
1708 mat-33yds.
Sanding disks-100.
3 inch fg tape-2 rolls.
Quick Fair-3 gals.
Hi-temp marine bondo-1 gal.
Latex gloves-300.
3/4 marine ply-2
1/2 marine ply-3
1/2 divinicell-1
1/2 placore-2
Tile clad paint-2 gal.
Gel magic adhesive-6qts.
Silver tip fillet-3qts.
Solvent-5 gals.

[NoBones]

I can make it easy for you !
Total tear down and rebuild doing
the majority of the work yourself.
$15,000-$20,000 (without new power)

Having all done by a professional $35,000 +++
(without new power)

Hope this helps, Ken

[toehead93]

Well actually, all of this information will be very useful. I forgot about the specs sheets were posted for each boat. Thanks.