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Old 03-29-2010, 10:18 AM
DonV DonV is offline
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You are right!!! He's full of it or was BSed by the other owner. Bottom line.......a transom repair is around $3000+ done by a repair shop or $1250+ if you do it yourself. I would figure that in during negotiations.
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Old 03-29-2010, 11:40 AM
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...a transom repair is around $3000+ done by a repair shop or $1250+ if you do it yourself. I would figure that in during negotiations.
Around here a transom job is a lot less right now. Fiberglass guys are hurtin' for work, so prices are down. My next-door neighbor is getting the transom done on his 1976 25' Robalo here in Crystal River, including raising it from 25" to 30" for $1800, using marine plywood for coring. They're going from the outside in, having cut off the outer skin. He's re-powering with twin left-over '08 Yamaha 150 4 cyl. four-strokes and could only get 30" motors.

You might be able to make a deal on having it done. Negotiate.
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