This poor guy did tons of work and never got a chance
to sail his dreamboat--a tragedy. 3000 hours of work!

For myself, I won't make anything while working/repairing
it. The payback comes later, but it is not likely to be a huge
money maker--ever.

I want to make $600/day or $100 a head/day and $300 for
a half day, or $50/head/half-day. If I hire a Captain to run
it for me I'd make less than if I run it myself.

In reality, I'll be happy breaking even on my expenses
over the course of a year and having use of the boat.

Everything I make will be going back into the boat for
a while.

"Scott Vernon" wrote

"Bart Senior" wrote

Overall an impressive job, but not worth the $10k
he made for his labors--which works out to $3.33/hr
or less.


Bart, how much per hour do you make when working on your boat?

Scotty