Trojan Boat Forum

OK, thanks guys I think I understand this a little better. Boats built between 1985 and 1992 are in fact Trojans built by Bertram, Bertram-Trojan inc, and in fact can be listed as a Trojan built by Bertram. That's what the tag says. 1960's to 1985 = whitaker inc 1985 to 1992 = Bertram- Trojan inc 19...

[quote="prowlersfish"]Even though its one the wrong boat the International stripes look good , do I also see a Bertram emblem below the Trojan name :D prowlersfish, I am laughing my butt off, (Bertram emblem below the Trojan) you forgot "made by carver" under that. I just left th...

Well maybe this will help a little, taken from the Bertram web site- In March, 1985, Whittaker sells part of its interest in Bertram and three other marine companies to Investcorp in a leveraged buyout. The transaction results in Whittaker’s portfolio becoming three newly formed companies. One, Be...

I just don't get it, I can't remember how many times I see a ad for a Trojan and the owner for some reason feels his boat is a Bertram. I have even seen a F-32 where the owner felt it was correct to put a Bertram label under the Trojan one on the side of the deck house. Now I know that there was a t...

Welcome to the forum Jimmy, I had a 26 before I bought my 32. I consider the 26 one of Trojan's best models. They called it the smallest "yacht" you can buy, and they were right.

Also I think that all marine engines are 4 bolt mains and a standard street engine is 2 bolt. You can buy marine long blocks rebuilt for around 2,500 with a warranty. I would hate to see you put engines in just to take them out again. this happened to me but the warranty paid for it.

1 boy, just turned 7

that just seems like a huge amount of money for a 1976 f-32.

MTP, I am trying to find the drawing for the 32, I think alot of guys would want it. The problem is where is it??? If I find it I'll post it for sure.

Doug

Hi Larry, I know you are always looking for info for your boat, well I found this orginal drawing from Trojan on the net (can't remember where) and I thought you might not have it. http://picasaweb.google.com/missybtwo/Pictures#5410450473049420626 let me know if the link doesn't work I can email you...

I'm not sure about that bayliner, that was a lot of work. I don't know how much you want to spend but there are a lot of F-25's sitting around for cheap money, I know of one you can buy for 1,500. remove the hard top and sell the boat for a 1,000. You would get a factory hardtop for around 500 bucks

I am not sure if boats can get a "salvage" title I know that the Coast Guard does not offer one but maybe some states do.

The wife and I were looking at the house boats in Key West when I come across a F-54, that has seen better days, note the house AC and the "door" to the wheel house. I have always wanted one of these and I think they didn't make to many 54's http://picasaweb.google.com/missybtwo/TripToKeyW...

I bought the boat in Myrtle beach, then moved it up to Norfolk, VA and kept it at waterside marina for about six months. Then we (me,my wife, and 6 month old son) cruised up to Point Pleasent NJ. Stored it there for 2 years (job transfer) then trucked it down to Lauderdale, the yard cut all the wire...

Well thanks again for the warm welcome. I can't figure out how to post photos in this forum so what I can do is link the web site with them all. It has my old 26 on it (Summer Squall) and my 32 (Summer Storm) I think there is around 600 photos, sorry about that but at least they are in folders so an...