I live in Georgia where inventory for used bass boat is out the chart, even if you achieve a "brand new look" on this project it will still be an old boat in the end, sorry. My best guess is between 8.5 k to 10 k. Amazing job btw, kudos to the crew!
I definitely enjoy your videos, I’ve done amateur fiberglass work on project boats so it’s great to have professionals explaining the process the right way
So far $9540.00 spent. Still have to buy carpet, adhesive, paint & primer, stuff for trailer, wiring, gauges, lights, and on and on. Probably have $7000.00 in labor for two months. I can see this boat being worth about $30,000 with total labor and materials. That will be a ton of money for an older 300 series boat BUT it will be a lot cheaper than what new boats cost today. This is just a wild guess. I have a 1987 320 V that I have restored with new engine, trolling motor, garmin electronics including livescope, hydraulic steering,SS prop, jack plate, power poles, lithium batteries & charger, trolling motor foot pedal tray, keel guard, new carpet and compartment lockable latches, ratchet tie down straps, new trailer paint, tires, wiring & lights, wench and a custom home made deck extension. I have a ton of money in my old boat but at 76 years old I don’t care. I use it at least 3 days per week and have a ton of fun keeping it nice and fishing out of it.
@@MealeyMarine I feel that, but if your content is ever going to make a dent in your bottom line, awful audio isn’t gonna cut it. I’m one of y’all, a 10 year technician/now business owner, you don’t get where we are without working around challenges to ensure your income on the levels you can control. A box of tissues is controllable.
What do you guys think this boat will cost ?
Wasn't expecting you to change the box layout, so not sure what the scope is.. guessing cost of boat plus 17.5k
I live in Georgia where inventory for used bass boat is out the chart, even if you achieve a "brand new look" on this project it will still be an old boat in the end, sorry. My best guess is between 8.5 k to 10 k. Amazing job btw, kudos to the crew!
20k
Calculate in labor and it's a 50k boat.
Nice work guys
Y’all doing a excellent job on the Project Bass Boat
I definitely enjoy your videos, I’ve done amateur fiberglass work on project boats so it’s great to have professionals explaining the process the right way
Looking good can’t wait till the finish product
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So far $9540.00 spent. Still have to buy carpet, adhesive, paint & primer, stuff for trailer, wiring, gauges, lights, and on and on. Probably have $7000.00 in labor for two months. I can see this boat being worth about $30,000 with total labor and materials. That will be a ton of money for an older 300 series boat BUT it will be a lot cheaper than what new boats cost today. This is just a wild guess. I have a 1987 320 V that I have restored with new engine, trolling motor, garmin electronics including livescope, hydraulic steering,SS prop, jack plate, power poles, lithium batteries & charger, trolling motor foot pedal tray, keel guard, new carpet and compartment lockable latches, ratchet tie down straps, new trailer paint, tires, wiring & lights, wench and a custom home made deck extension. I have a ton of money in my old boat but at 76 years old I don’t care. I use it at least 3 days per week and have a ton of fun keeping it nice and fishing out of it.
Hey guys I think your videos are great It gives me a lot of insight on my build Super show Keep on building
So what are you going to do for the finish of the hull? Paint it or?
Yes sir. Will paint it
@@MealeyMarine what color pallette are you thinking?
@bob smith black and red of course! We will most likely wrap the boat as well
😮 crazy 37 yrs old 2000 dollars worth 200 hundred trailer motor 500 hundred dollars ripped off
You didn't have a video last weak, Just don' ever let it happen again!🤣
I think it will be worth $21,000
Is your glass filler the same as "tiger hair?" Yeah I am showing my age with this term..
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18k low 26k high. guess 22k
I gotta agree, love you guys but the heavy breathing behind the camera and sniffling is BRUTAL.
Hard being youtube stars with allergies.
@@MealeyMarine I feel that, but if your content is ever going to make a dent in your bottom line, awful audio isn’t gonna cut it. I’m one of y’all, a 10 year technician/now business owner, you don’t get where we are without working around challenges to ensure your income on the levels you can control. A box of tissues is controllable.
@@MealeyMarine lol 😂
I wasn’t feeling good sorry it bothered you so much