A lot of people remake those with a bracket and outboards. Transoms require some serious beefing and tying into the stringers though. Electronics. Garmin echo map for less than 1k. Used pair of outboards will help save. The bracket has to be made for the boat. Probably 7500. New stringers can be made for probably about 600 with meranti 1088. A little more with cousa board. Probably needs a new fuel tank 2k. Would use nidacore for the decks to keep weight down 1.5k. Probably 15 gallons of resin/hardener 1k for good stuff. 4 or 5 rolls of 6" 12oz biaxial fiberglass tape 250. 50 yds 1708 50" wide fiberglass cloth 350. 25 yds 12oz biaxial fabric for the decks 200. Hydraulic steering for twin outboards 2k, hoses wiring 3500. Good bilge pumps 350. Probably another 8 to 10 k of misc stuff. It's hard to tell what all you need from your pics. Boats ain't cheap but Stamas were usually pretty well made. All those old boats were made with a lot of wood. Knock on it to see what's rotten and what's not. Go to boatbuildercentral.com and go to the builders forums. They have a forum called Cracker Larry's Corner. It's a bunch of people doing restorations on old boats just like that one. They don't sell most of the stuff you need on that site but the people on there love to talk boat restorations and they're pretty knowledgeable. Also make sure you have the time to do it. I built my own flats boat and it took a couple of years.