Added Up The Receipts: $48,484

[Panope]

Started project with hull and wood interior intact. Added pilot house, new sailing rig and replaced most systems with new components. Did not replace or modify the following: Insulation, Ballast, Windlass, Port lights, Water tanks/pumps, Rudder.

With the exception of the canvas work, all labor by me = Free.

$12,129 – Sails - Carol Hasse - 2 working, 1 Drifter
$9,838 – Engine (40hp Yanmar), shaft, prop and misc
$6,484 – Electronics, panel, Batteries/boxes, Solar, wiring, switches, lighting and misc
$4,096 – Raw material – Aluminum , welding supplies, plywood, glass, plastics
$3,218 – Anchors (2), ground tackle, snubbers
$2,869 – Rigging (standing is homemade galvanized)
$2,140 – Canvas professionally done - wish I was good with a sewing machine
$1,994 – Trailer (homemade with salvaged big rig axel), travel lift X2, 2 months moorage
$1,765 – Misc – Mostly fasteners and plumbing bits
$1,507 – Paint, paint supplies (Still have a LOT of paint to buy)
$1,294 – Boat Supplies, Safety equipment
$800 – Furnace (lost receipt)
$350 – Dinghy (2nd hand Walker bay 8)
$48,484 - Total (probably another boat buck or two in lost receipts)

This is a simple boat. The following systems are NOT onboard:
-Water maker
-Air-conditioning
-Autopilot
-A-C power
-AIS
-Winches (we use blocks and bare hands)
-Hot water
-Pressurized water (have foot pump)
-Marine Head (have Portapoti)
-Refrigeration
-Bow thruster
-Propane
-Outboard motor (use oars for dinghy)
-Rescue raft

Other notes:

Spars - homemade (aluminum pipe)
Dinghy davit/radar pole - homemade
Steering system - homemade (Chain and Cable)
Stanchions, rails - homemade
Chain plates - homemade (part of boat)
Hatches - homemade
Fuel tanks – homemade (alum)
Thru hulls – homemade (alum)
Anchor roller – homemade (part of boat)

I hope someone can use this information to help estimate the cost of materials for their boat project.

Steve