Mark,
I would guestimate it will cost $4000-6000 to replace the engine, trans, etc. 
You possibly could get some of the parts off a boat that someone is selling 
piecemeal.

I think your best bet is to just bite the bullet on correcting the mount for 
the outboard and change the motor to a long-shaft. Probably still cost in the 
neighborhood of $2500 but a LOT less aggravation.

Bob Mann
Windcatcher
'85 #5928

--- In [email protected], "Mark Robertson" <mrobert...@...> wrote:
>
> I have a new question and would appreciate some feedback. I just bought my 27 
> a couple of weeks ago and it was an inboard powered boat and I assume diesel 
> as it has a filler on the aft starboard corner that says diesel fuel (I know 
> I must be a rocket scientist). The previous owner pulled out the engine and 
> transmission and bolted a 10hp Merc to the stern and it is a total pain to 
> raise and lower and he did not buy a long shaft so the prop is barely under 
> the water when it is all the way down. I have been told that some people who 
> race c27's prefer to have an outboard because of the weight. Does anyone have 
> an idea how much it would cost to replace the diesel and transmission or is 
> it even worth it? Should I just find a way of working the outboard issue out. 
>  


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