I feel high with my offer of 15k after seeing those shots...

Well.....I got nothing.

hes trying to kill the guy

There is a chipper right next to it........

Wonder what's up with that funky cabin interior. Looks like purple shag on the cushions. And the extra shelf in the head?? Wood moulding over the fridge? And more odd trim in the cabin. Looks like a 353/357 hybrid :lolhit:


Boy that thing needs some love. Poor boat.

Gordon,

Based on your experience how much it would take to bring these back to life assuming hull is in good shape?

Let's see and correct me if I am wrong

Engines - $20k ( pair of used good running engines like 496's HO or 500's carb )
Drives and transom assemblies- $6k ( used of course )
Hydraulic steering - $3000 ( I don't see it in the pics )
Cockpit upholstry - $3000
Cabin $3000
Clean buff paint touch ups here and there $ 2000
New cover -$ 3000- ( you gotta have a cover )
Labor to put all of the parts together like steering engines drives etc , $3000
Miscellaneous $3000 ( they always come up)


Am I too far off with this numbers?? Remember most parts named above would be used,

Not for me can't spend that kind of money now , hope this helps someone , I am sure the experts will pitch in .

Diego but you already have engines and drives and t/as. So you wouldn't be out much!!

Double all those numbers and if you are lucky, that might cover it.

I'd rather pay 80K for a good turnkey than 15K for that mess and go thru a complete rebuild.
MY 2¢

Those numbers are close diego. Add in whatever labor would need to be farmed out, and it adds up to a bit more than you can buy one turn key for. I'd go $7500 with the trailer on this one. But imop that's generous