That wood is breathtaking and deserves the best. $10,000 budget, eh? Let's see what we can do...
1. Custom 98 Mauser action (Czech, maybe?)
2. 6.5x55 Swede chambering (handload for hot Swede-pills); best BBL you can afford, given other requirements; BBL length to depend on taste. Do you want it handy (20")? Or maybe squeeze the last bit of velocity out of the Swede (26")? Or all-around sporting arm (22")? (I'd suggest 22-26"); BBL contour to be moderate-not wispy-thin and not a monster BBL, but...just right
3. Schmidt-Bender scope, fixed 4X with post reticle; low-mount rings; maybe tally QD mounts
4. Quality aperture sight as back-up, flat-topped front-sight post; NOT a ghost ring and NOT a target aprture with large tgt knobs, however
5. Custom-made leather sling made from some beautiful, durable leather (perhaps Hippo?), preferably Ching-style 3-point
6. Single set trigger that breaks like the proverbial glass rod, set or not set
7. If you desire a recoil pad, have a leather lace-on job manufactured from the same leather as the sling and in the same style (tooling, etc)--Don't ruin such a wonderful piece of art in a gentle caliber with a vile hunk of rubber on the butt-end
8. Stock to NOT emulate a Weatherby--make it the anti-Weatherby--shoot for quality & class, not gauche & flash--let the materials and craftsmanship speak for themselves; No Monte-Carlo shenanigans, no clunky-looking cheek-pieces; just a straight stock that, when mounted, allows you an immediate cheek-weld and access to the low-mounted scope or aperture
9. A competant smith that convinces YOU he understands what you want from your rifle
Man Oh man! I want one!