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I've been reading these posts and watching some videos and it seems like something I "COULD" do and would be capable of, as I do have a lot of the tools already from autobody and mechanical work. But I don't think that answers a GOOD question.
I think I would like a boat, but probably not this...
A project that costs me only $1000 and a week worth of work may be worth it. Something that is $10,000 and MONTHS is likely not haha. I'm trying to find out what ballpark this lands in.
I might be willing to do the work, but I'm trying to figure out how involved it is and what it will cost me. The boat was grandpa's pride and joy, and we have photo's of all the grandkids on it with him. It would be really awesome to keep around and I know it would warm his heart to see it on...
Hey guys! First time poster, first time boat owner, and I could use some help.
Earlier this year I inherited a 1984 Baja Force 220 from my Grandparents. Sadly, Grandpa has severe dementia and they are moving to care for him. This boat was his pride and joy. It spent the last 20 years in his...
