How Much Did My Custom Pontoon Boat Cost?

[@RuthAnnnMorris]

Awesome video!!! My husband passed away in 2017 and our boat (pontoon) was our second home. We were on Lake Mead every weekend, rain, shine or snow!! Didn’t matter. We fished and camped on the water from Friday night to Sunday evening. We had our kids and their families, dogs or just us. My son has the boat now and is rebuilding it. I shared your video with him because he has a shop and has rebuilt an old Chevy blazer and it’s beautiful and will climb up the mountains with ease. He’s started on the boat! I’m in a wheelchair and I plan on being on the lake again! I miss it! Him and his wife remind me of us back in our mid 40’s, and she is on the boat if it just goes to get gas! She loves to fish !! Our pontoon boat is 24’ long and a blast.. again, thank you for this video!!

[@ChrisChris-mg8rj]

You did an amazing job, and should be proud! They’re not cheap toys/investments, always remember what boat stands for; Bust Out Another Thousand $

[@NWLee]

Sweet rebuild you mostly escaped the following definition. Definition of a boat- A hole in the water you throw money into. You did really good for your first boat project and you can't put a price on the knowledge you gained.

[@coreyholmes2229]

If you do a lot of the work yourself and can avoid the 200/hr shop fees, you can come out pretty good.

[@heru-deshet359]

@@NWLee Pontoons get much more use than a fishing or power boat. They're my preference hands down.

[@lilsquidgaming39]

cant wait to do this i want his design but cant find seats thats a nice set

[@KrisBowlr]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Bicketybam68]

$17k is a great price. While some may think it is expensive, you're getting priceless memories of fun times with family and friends. Bonus is you would have been making $$$ with each episode (hopefully) and that should balance it out. As always mate, cheers for providing such great content. Look forward to what comes next.

[@joshuabartley5226]

I’m only 3:00 minutes in and already like this video better than others because you actually talk and not blast some cheesy music!!!

[@harrisongray3335]

“If your wood is good, I would recommend trying to keep it good.”😂 Keep doing what you do man💯

[@stu3775]

raw milk helps keep up wood

[@nsn876]

That's what she said!

[@bpagan7781]

Keep your Timber Limber, Don't let your lumber slumber!

[@208miuwu]

The part your most proud of YOU BUILT IT WITH YOUR OWN HANDS. CONGRATS BROTHER

[@Socialmediaoverload]

You did an amazing job and I love how humble you sound especially when it comes to talking about your sponsors.

[@chrisdionne11]

Well I never thought I’d watch a whole series on a pontoon boat, but hot damn you did a hell of a job dude!

[@kjknowles1939]

Very detailed job and good video

[@willowmobilesystems4008]

Great job covering your rebuild in a single video! I learned a lot. We bought a lake house last year with a great dock system. We are now considering a pontoon boat. They are not cheap! The budget friendly ones are, in my opinion, refurbishment candidates. The decent quality ones are $15,000 up (without a trailer) and its a compromise since they don't usually have everything desired. So I am seriously considering building/rebuilding my own. Your experience will come in handy - definitely! Thanks!

[@spikemullikin]

Straight up, I don't live in a place where boats are common, but I really enjoyed this series. Well done for what you achieved.

[@rosscoeradio3741]

That’s one of the things I wish we could see some viewer info. I wonder how many people in desert, arctic, and land locked areas watching this for the entertainment.

[@capicolaspicy]

You did such an amazing job! I would seriously value that boat at somewhere around $25,000.

[@joediverfl]

So yeah, what they said.😊 Seriously, you did a top notch job on this boat. What impresses me more is your attitude, the way you is how you follow through on everything. Especially selling all that stuff that came off the boat, and the trailer and whatnot. I saw a number of people that were saying you sold it too cheap, you must value your labor more. I thought pontoons were way cheaper than they are. I bought a mint 24' with trailer from Missouri or somewhere. It was $12,000. Then I realized that was 20 years ago. Ouch. You are only 22, and already have a GC License, so you have plenty of wriggle room. You are super on the right track. In 3 years, Your channel, if you keep it/them, will be managed by your secretary, who handles the phones, you are bidding jobs, buying material, checking in on your crew(s). You are going to be one of the winners. Watching your process from buying to selling, I know you will be a millionaire by 30, if you want to. S.C.O.R.E. - Service Corps Of Retired Executives is a great resource, chapters all around. Don't be afraid to switch around, they really get it about things needing to click for both parties. It takes a good 5 years to have things under control, not scrambling to make payroll because you are waiting on a $15,000.00 check that is 45 days past due, and paying yourself what you would accept from another GC trying to hire you. If you have to loan money to the business, that's ok too. The IRS says you need to take a "reasonable" salary. Owners mostly don't want to take a salary, because of the taxes you pay. But, it does include Social Security, regardless of what people say, you will get it. Also, you need to have I think, 3 years, of BIG paychecks, but they use your 3? top income years to calculate the check you will get forever once you retire. benefit. It cannot be obvious, so ramp up and down. It may very well happen anyways. You will always be the last guy to get paid, so getting your pay cut money is fine, and if god forbid, you are the one who falls off a roof, you want all the disability help you can get. You also, and this is just critical, you need to ask: who are you, and what do you want? Dead serious, does business course through your brain? Are you a total hands on guy, not looking to get real big, please keep me out of the office. How long do I want to do this? I HATED Tree Trimming with a passion. We started by putting out flyers, yellow page ads, ask a parent what they were. And we got what we were asking for: people who call from flyers, yellow pages, names on all our trucks. I would go estimate, and you MUST talk to contractors about properly written contracts, and buy yourself a FLIR infra red hand held scanner, shows hot as yellow, red, cool, cold as Green to Blue. Final thing, I promise. Really avoid partnerships unless goals: I want as much as I can take out each week. Well I want to leave more money in the bank for a cash flow insurance. I want to expand. I want it like it is. We were lucky because my brother would go and do whatever I needed him for. He was Ops, I was office. We saved almost every penny, kept buying rental units. Our retirement would be quadrupled by taking all our profits, planting them, and that is far bigger than what we could ever live off from the Tree work. Good Luck, which is another form of making your life into what you want.

[@kylesipple1671]

I found your channel because of the pontoon build, and I've enjoyed your other content as well. You do a very nice job balancing being entertaining and informative, and your builds look great. Keep up the good work!

[@sallywasagoodolgal]

If I was in Florida, I'd be laying out bills till you said, "Sold!". I love your boat. Really love your boat.

[@bruin4937]

Young man, you are brilliant. You have so much incredible creativity and problem-solving skills. Your pontoon boat came out fantastic and I agree that they awesome because they ARE so chill. Congrats on doing such a great job on your boat. Some pontoon boat manufacturers should hire you as a designer - you've got so many great ideas and you could design them for hipsters and other client groups and help get another generation of folks interested in pontoon boats. Liked and subscribed.

[@ghcapnc]

I am amazed and envious of your multi-faceted talent and skills. Simply an incredible job! Good luck with your future endeavors.

[@floridagal150]

I'm beyond impressed. Even when the first flooring didn't work, you pressed on and got the job done. That is an AWESOME BOAT, Great job!

[@jcmx0180]

You are so talented. I’m much older than you but I respect your gift. Please don’t stop your channel. I really want one of those boats. The way you put it together was great. Keep making boat shows I love them. Everybody do cars. Stay with the boats. I love the other boat you build. I wish I had the money to buy it.

[@frankthetank9193]

Thanks for sharing this video!!! I was an avid boater my whole life and went too many years without a boat. I will soon be in the market for a boat again as my life continues to get better. I use to be anti pontoon boat up until recently. And now seeing this video I love the ideas of customization. You should be proud of what you accomplished here. I am proud for you man. Keep up the good work. Hopefully we cross paths sometime and can share ideas.

[@ericneumann8509]

You made the videos, we all watched, you have to keep your boat. It's what we all wanted to see, your Dream Boat.

[@a1ar127]

At 14:31, I see starboard running light installed but suggest you check requirements for visibility 120 degrees aft to starboard,, zero degrees forward to port. Same for port (red) running light on the other side.

[@AngelTheredStar29]

I live in New England and up here this boat is worth over $50k. You can sell it up here in NH or Maine and build yourself up to 3 more🔥🔥

[@garrydefilippis4492]

In Jersey you can sell this for $65k all day

[@MaximusMerideus]

I'll go down to Fl and buy this boat for 20k and bring it up to you to sell for 50k. You can keep 10k and I'll take 40k? You down? You will have to put 10k in Escrow just in case you can't sell it for 50k like agreed upon, I'll get the 10k in Escrow so at least I'm not wasting my time.

[@kckrol85]

@@MaximusMerideus 🤣🤣🤣

[@mercury7819]

Thanks to your video series I am starting my own "pontoon" build. Very inspirational! Mine is going to be built on a 30 foot house boat catamaran hull. Will use a lot of your great ideas and sponsors. Keep up with the dream and the channel!

[@daveumpref]

Outstanding! I've been a boater for years and that was a great build. Well thought out and executed. I also liked that you showed the mistake on the decking.

[@edpollard989]

GREAT BUILD!!! Loved the whole series, keep your unique talent, style and great attitude coming. Look forward to each of your new videos!

[@timoterror788]

I really like that you put some stickers / designs on the parts that you rebuild - like the mercury engine - looks like new - just from the store

[@ceisarsrepair7958]

Here in Seattle area new pontoons Start at $1,000 per foot. Then add accessories and a little bling and you're easily $30-$50k. Used ones usually don't last more than a week in the classifieds. We have a 26 Kayot and added 2 front fishing seats, 2 rear seats, and an enclosed porta potty in the rear corner behind the driving console. It has foldout beds,a collapsible hardtop, and we replaced the 45 with a 75 and a 20 kicker and a remote controlled retractable electric trolling motor up front. And the Way Koolest trailer, back it on the lawn, crank winch#2 and the entire trailer squats down and gently sets the boat on the lawn and pulls out from under it. Don't sell what you built, it's incredibly universal.👍👍

[@hobbytrucker]

Love it. It came up so well you should be proud of yourself. You couldn’t buy one of that quality for $17k !! Absolutely loving your channel keep up the excellent work!!

[@glenclifton4563]

Great job. Been into pontoons for over 25 years and never see one this nice here in Tennessee. Again, well done!

[@discingaround]

Great narration. I watched the whole line of videos about this pontoon and it's a good synopses of what happened. When you didn't like something, you came out and said it and changed it. Overall everything turned out really sweet for your party barge!

[@Blackhawk37334]

Dang bud, i've been building my whole life and this build video is next level. I watched every second of it. You did an awesome job! Word of advice, that little bit sentimentality means "dont sell that boat", when you're older and have kids, this boat will be inspiring to them and a legacy for you!

[@Jeff-gt2xu]

This was a great build. You mentioned that you wanted to make a party boat so I have an idea for you on the next pontoon build. Start with the base pontoon boat and instead of the railings ( as they are now ), install 4 foot walls that fold down (like an outrigger) once you get to your party location. This would add 8 feet to the width of the party boat. Obviously you would want to add pontoons to the floors that fold out. You could also add 4 feet the front in the same manner, but it would also have two floor fold outs so there are no holes from the front to the sides. The front would fold out forward first, and then the two sides would then fold out to join all the extra flooring that is already there. This would give you an extra 4 feet all the way around. Anyway, it's just a thought and if you happen to like the idea and you do end up building it, I would love to come out and see it.

[@perrybb2]

Sir, absolutely brilliant idea. I've been trying to build my own party pontoon but found that 8 ft wide (which is the widest it is allowed to be street legal) was just too narrow and flipping was a major hazard. The additional foldable pontoons would add so much space and stability. Wow

[@Jeff-gt2xu]

@@perrybb2 If you do build this, please tag me so I can see the video.

[@perrybb2]

@@Jeff-gt2xu I think I'm gonna put the additional outriggers on hinges and have them swing all the way flat on the inside rather than have them act as foldable walls. I'll link it here if/when it's completed. Right now it's a pretty trashy and rickety little vessel. It doesn't even have a motor

[@grahambate3384]

Here in Australia we use yellow lights, bugs are not attracted to yellow. I even run yellow electrical tape over white lights to make them appear yellow

[@joshfrank1680]

We use that yellow taillight tape.

[@thomasgargano8813]

Boy O Boy… you did a ONE Hell OF GOOD JOB on this pontoon boat👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I have a 23’ LOWE pontoon boat with 115hp Evinrude motor. I will rewire my console my self next time, due to salt water, wires don’t last to long, it cost me $2000.00 to rewire the boat. Thank you for this video,it gave me Confidence to do it yourself.👏👏👏👏👏💕💕💕💕💕💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🍺🍺🍺🍺👍👍👍👍👍

[@CurtisDrew1]

I was blown away by the outcome and super I impressed at how well it came up on plane for a pontoon boat. I'm not really a boat guy, u less I'm in the keys scuba diving! I'm more of a Big RV guy and will definitely be using some of the things you used in that. Loved the bar top pilots table with your Logo burnt into it. And the leds & cup holder everywhere.

[@deepsea5107]

Great job on the rebuild!! We own a 2017 Aqua Patio 259 CBD Tri-Toon that we paid a LOT more than 17K for: I think we would enjoy your boat as much as ours! The only thing we'd probably miss is the ability to tow water skiers. FYI: if you mount a Blackstone griddle in conjunction with your existing BBQ, you will have an awesome floating pub! Also, we bought a portable 12 Volt Dometic compressor refrigerated cooler. Much better than having to deal with a cooler that needs ice.

[@treywest268]

Great build! Very nice!!! My only concern was that you port and starboard lights lens should not be facing forward. They should both be turned so the 90 degree angles can be seen from the front and respective sides.

[@ultimaterebuilds7127]

That was fixed in one of my episodes. Thanks!

[@teddys6825]

Wow so sorry about that flooring, that “herring bone” type pattern looked incredible. Awesome build.

[@s.m.r.5198]

First of all its a boat. My wife and I call all the boats we had as the family black hole for money. We are on our 6th boat . Not a boat at 50+ foot . The larger the boat the more money, but damn we love it so . Can't see us without one . Love the vid !

[@shaundekker3414]

$20k? Bro.... you could get close to $30k for that boat for sure. Nice work!

[@everettozmun7750]

Bro he could get more than that

[@bobgrayanythingoutdoors4819]

Time is money. He put a lot of time into thay boat. U have to take that into consideration. U will never get all of your money back. Its for keeping not for selling

[@สมานสมาน-ฟ5ข]

@@bobgrayanythingoutdoors4819 very good use how much money sir

[@heru-deshet359]

Considering that a new pontoon costs approx. 34K and yours has been highly customized, it a great bargain! Beautiful job with the sweat equity.

[@WHIKID1]

Love this pontoon boat. Wish I owned it myself. Decked out perfectly.

[@BlenderLearningChannel]

Pontoon boats are cool. You definitely get the most bang for the buck in terms of walking around and using it as a floating living space. We did find the limitation is they don't recommend taking it out 10 miles into the Gulf for the simple reason it is slow and you can't out-run the storms.

[@bgreene008]

You forgot to mention the price of the captain's hat. This is a staple of your builds!!

[@ultimaterebuilds7127]

Haha nope, that was a gift from a friend

[@matthewwilliamson6501]

When I knew that you were going to be posting new videos on the pontoon boat I was checking your channel every single day because I love this series

[@petronics2454]

Absolutely love your Channel and your expertise in rebuilding your Pontoon Boat. So well done young man!!! Loved the video and thanks for sharing it. Pete

[@levifurney8661]

It doesn't get super hot in Florida I don't know about that man I used to live there

[@ultimaterebuilds7127]

I meant to say super cold 😬

[@dloadthis1617]

Hi Zack, I'm sure there are a lot of people that have damaged boats from the hurricanes in Florida that would be glad to pay you to fix the damage... You could make an absolute FORTUNE! 💵💸💵💸💵💸💵💸

[@francescampbell4731]

You did an awesome job! It was brave to break down the original boat and just about create your own new boat. Love the lights!

[@SaltyBroccoli]

if you do Amber or dark yellow lights around the boat it’ll help repel those bugs. Blue LED’s are right up there with black lights as the most attractive for bugs.

[@maxagrad8355]

Very few people can do wonderful things with their hands. Loved this so much!

[@Meatbalzz]

I really admire and envy guys like you who are so handy. When I do anything, when I’m done with it, it looks like I did it!

[@sufficetosay]

Keep trying harder and eventually what you do will come out great. Lots of people just give up, imo anything that is worth having won't be easy to get.

[@tomthebadyoutuber]

I loved this series! I will never never ever own a pontoon boat, but it’s been really cool to watch. Plus the pontoon recommendations I got from KZbin were hilarious. I may never own one, but I know how to polish an aluminum pontoon now!

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

I would be very happy to buy a boat like that for $17,-20,000. I once rented one with friends from work. We were working too far from home to go home on weekends and we all loved fishing. A pontoon boat was sitting there and I spoke to the owner and rented it. It was amazing! We were fishing, blasting tunes and having barbecues on that boat, we loved it!

[@paw45]

I love pontoons. I have fished from them. Skied from them. Plus the high sides make them ideal for families with young children. You can have tons of pop up shade or create a small enclosed area with a HVAC system and or a head for the ladies privacy. Pontoons are very durable since you don't have be concerned with a gel coat getting scratched. Finally they are very steady on the water.

[@joesnowmobiles]

The pontoon looks amazing! Great job!

[@ronnieam33]

The best part about building your own boat is when it needs to be worked on you know exactly what to do and where everything things is!

[@malcolmjohnston3227]

Growing up 60s/70s we had 2 different bachelor neighbors who were into racing boats. I was a tinkerer buying and rebuilding cars (later UCLA computer engineer/retired@50) so I fixed/painted their boats, as well as a 356 porsche and my final labor of love '70 Triumph TR6 ground-up restoration (garaged so it still SHOULD work!). ... boats are "Hole in the water to sink money into!" sort of like british cars (though today ROVER is owned by FORD!.

[@hewitt52]

That is the coolest pontoon boat I've seen. Can't think of a close 2nd. You did a fantastic job. Definitely my favorite rebuild you have done thus far. Keep it and enjoy it. Hope you can get the Sea Doos back on track.

[@MissouriAdventures]

Love this series. For the money, to just be able to hang out on a boat and the water a pontoon boat is great. But if you want to do any real skiing or wakeboarding they suck. And that is why most people hate on pontoons I believe. I'd love to see you rebuild a wakeboard boat. Wake surfing is where its at these days. I grew up doing everything possible behind a boat, and as I've gotten older I wish I could afford a newer wakeboard boat so I and my family can surf, but they are crazy expensive. 100k+ $ to get a wakesurf possible boat. Crazy

[@unoefxz]

Brand new pontoons are around 25,000.00, your boat is custom and you can't put a price tag on that. Boats are a labor of love, not an investment... Enjoy your work until someone comes along and HAS to have it.. Great job man! You saved yourself a lot of money and now you have YOUR vision of what a pontoon boat should be!

[@MissouriAdventures]

Love this high speed recap of the entire build.

[@n-da-bunka2650]

Well done. I would have gone with a 115HP and bought a larger center "toon" in making it a tritoon but you did well with what you had to work with.

[@HotRodDave]

Good Job. It was worth it. I had a 24 ft pontoon that would take on water in the front pontoon chambers if it sat in the water for more that a few hours. We submarined that puppy a few times. I wish I would have had that 3rd toon on that boat. Good Video and great Job on the Boat

[@INSIDEHARDWARE]

Man! Some emotions there in the end... enjoy the fun!

[@Andy-rp3ee]

We rented a tritoon a couple years back when our boat was down for the count. It was a ton of fun. Plus the 300 HP Merc didn’t hurt. Awesome job, and well worth the money you put in to it.

[@puirYorick]

You should value your own labor a lot higher when selling your projects on afterwards.

[@windermere2330]

Yes definitely! I wonder how long it took him to build this?

[@phoenixgaming2652]

Agreed if it cost 17k to build and all he put in I would say not sell less then 25k making 8k in labor

[@rajatdesi3535]

Thanks for sharing your journey on building this pontoon boat and I followed you too and look forward to see all your videos.

[@mayorofsimpleton]

Outstanding! It's the best boat ever because it's YOURS and you built it!!

[@ColinPrince]

Congratulations, that’s got to be one of the nicest Pontoon boats that I’ve ever seen, considering what you started with. I wish that I had half of your talent. Happy Sailing!

[@donwat91]

I love your build . That trailer is awesome. Looks like a runway at night. But to load your boat it's great. Gave me some ideas I have a 24 foot that I want to rebuild .

[@rosacardona2295]

It looks beautiful I like what you did to it you upgraded and it looks beautiful enjoy it and God bless you in it

[@jjryansea]

Love that you share your costs in detail. Really helpful.

[@itsrob2321]

Very tasteful build! Yeah $17,000 is a bit but you learned a lot and saved a lot vs new. Great job!

[@RaleysSmallEngines]

Talent, Talent Talent... Such Great work, hard to think of words to describe the qualities and talents you have. You are a very smart young man.

[@u.s.militia7682]

100% perfect job on the boat and editing and narration of the video. Keep up the great work. 🇺🇸

[@evanauster7325]

Dude you did an amazing creative job on that boat! Awesome job, your folks must be so proud! Congratulations 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@michaelchenault553]

You did an amazing job and an amazing job at thanking your sponsors showing what eatch one did for you

[@CrashOutCatfishing]

We just bought a fully redone poonton boat. We love it

[@brianking973]

Incredible job dude. And you tripped me out when you slapped the USB charger port in. LOL

[@zachabbott6899]

Headed your way with 20k right now. 😂

[@joshuasprinkles3490]

Yeah that would be a steal.

[@Chinesefoodrocks1521]

Turned out real Ultimate Zach. Glad to see you kept the letsdrink bottle openers.

[@dansmabulle999]

Shout out from Canada! Good job on the pontoon. I watch your videos because I like your personality... you are very creative, don't cut corners and admit when you make mistakes. I see a great evolution in your editing and quality of your vidéos also. Super Bon travail!

[@therealdeal6846]

Absolute credit to you lad..keep it dont sell as you seem to know it's worth and take fantastic care of her..some beautiful memories too awsome!!

[@JaySims]

Worth much more than $20k- easily a $35-40k boat! Great job- lotta inspiration!

[@annteve]

Your next pontoon boat has to have electric power. You have A large enough footprint for flat-pack electrical batteries. If you want to make the boat kid friendly and also romantic, getting rid of the noise of the outboard is a must. Then people can talk, you can hear what the kids are up to. And imagine the twilight cruises hearing only nature.

[@timinsandiego6979]

For the KEG- go hit up a local micro brewery and pitch it as advertising. I bet they give you one. Pitch the micro brewery now and then on your channel. It's a win-win for them. Nice work on the boat. Enjoyed the series!

[@jeffatkinson3288]

Well done! Pontoon boat is what got me started watching your channel. Very much like the end result!

[@kevinthomas1462]

I know I'm late here, but on your led rings on your speakers. I have a set of Infinity 10's on my pontoon. If it's like mine, the connector doesn't exist, so you need to cut the connector off and hardwire it in. This is going to sound backwards, but 12v (+) will go to black, and 12v (-) will go to the colored wires. If you want to stay with your blue theme, just wire 12v (+) to the black wire, and 12v (-) to the blue wire and you will have blue LEDs on your speaker rings. Hope this helps.

[@chrisparker1267]

Those trailer rail lights are awesome. Never thought about that for night boating.

[@joeybaby1999]

I agree!! Pontoon boats are the best boats! I will add and also wheelchair accessible all you need is a ramp and a dock.

[@KENNEY1023]

Great video, you show a lot of what anyone would be facing in rebuilding a pontoon boat. The boat turned out great 17k seems cheap for the final results. Did you include your labor costs in the 17k? Just think about how many hours you and everyone else put into it.

[@cyclinguy]

It’s labor of love.

[@ryanmacdonald5462]

This man is a legend!! Great video again zack

[@CableGuyJoeCCTV]

You did a fantastic job with that pontoon rebuild that is an amazing piece of art

[@rayp44]

Great build! You have inspired me to fix up my 2007 Pontoon this spring.

[@loganholmberg2295]

Thats probably a really good deal on your outboard considering a new one would have could cost you close to the entire pontoon boat and build. You did awesome work. I'd be proud to own a boat like that and I hope you are too. 👍😅

[@ruffneckranch]

Awesome job and amazing build. I think 20 is low. I think you could easily get 25 outta it. Maybe 30.

[@RoberinoSERE]

Your labor is worth a lot. You did an awesome job. I think it's worth at least 24k. That boat is dope!

[@carlfrederick412]

A way to go amigo, couldn't be done better, you sounds like a great kid, everything was well said , take care and good luck.

[@fryreartechnology7611]

Been looking forward to knowing the costs.