22 cc rebuild

[rob9]

whats the average cost to do a full rebuild for a 1971 22 cc? the transom and hull is good just needs stringers.

[slvrlng]

If you are going as far as fixing the stringers I would go ahead and do the transom while you have it opened up if its never been replaced. I would hate to tear out all that new deck just to fix something that should have been done with the rest of it.
Pricing can vary greatly. Here is a link to a 22-2 that Rob at boathaus did a couple of years ago. Take into account that they regelcoated the hull, no paint, so that costs more.


http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-for ... -pics.html

[dirtwheelsfl]

All has to with materials and how pretty you want it. Also any damage that needs fixing. Foam vs. wood, epoxy vs. poly/vinylester, paint vs. gel. Some want yacht quality insides some dont. I think when everything is gutted youll see itll be more than just stringers...

[rob9]

so what would be an average cost to do this?

[gran398]

To do it right you'll have 20 plus in it including the rigging....then plus electronics, bells and whistles.

[Necessary Evil]

I think you can do it for
Less than $20k. Just depends on what all you are doing and what materials you choose. I think it would be foolish not to replace the fuel tank, foam, and transom while she is opened up. Tanks run $250 - 1200, depending on size and material. New deck and transom could probably be done for $1500 using the very cheapest materials, $12 - 15k using the very best. The elephant is the labor. Do it yourself for a case of beer a week. A top line pro will cost at least $10k, probably more. Do some of each for something in between.
 
I'm doing mine sort of middle of the road. I demolished it myself, but I have hired some help to rebuild the deck and transom. Putting a big nice new aluminum tank in and using Coosa board on the transom and anything structural. Good marine plywood for the deck. I'm budgeting about $5k for tank and materials , and about $3 for labor. Then I'm adding a Porta bracket and new motor for$16k. So, $24k total? I've got my fingers crossed :)