Trojan Boat Forum

I'm uploading a wad of photos to Photobucket to show off what I'm confident will be my one and only.......I'll post when done loading.

it does have the standup shower. I've got a few reservations about the 2-year layup as well. As I understand it, water pump impellers are inclined to rot (among other things that I'm as yet unaware of). What other concerns should I keep in mind? I'm trying to perserve some level of comfort in having...

..........or did it? I didn't pull the trigger on the '77 I looked at, but I pulled the trigger on a '79 in Racine, WI that I hadn't seen. Looks as close to pristine as a 1979 is going to be. Same 440 motors with 550 hours, bilges look clean enough to eat off. Wife and I take the ferry over to Milwa...

I sincerely appreciate all the kind words, thoughts and advice. Besides the '77 we looked at Sunday, I'm now seriously looking at two others in the general vicinity. If one of the three did not end up being my boat, then quite simply it wasn't meant to be. I'm working phones hard, anticipating a fer...

Lean burn was not used in marine engines . The salon floor was not teak unless it was a option I am unaware of ( I also have a 77 . My deck is fiber glass not teak ( teak was a option ) Prowler, is your cockpit decking teak? Would it have been an option to do either or both if desired? Or (if you k...

.....it's almost destiny!! tri cabin aaron, baltimore, md. Geez, that's what I'm thinking, Aaron (my brother's name, BTW, who is going to take another look with a "Trojan" friend of his who re-did one from top to bottom). I appreciate the help. One thing I forgot to mention: the engines h...

New guy in town........... I've been enamored with the Trojan F-series sedans since growing up boating on Michigan's Lake St. Clair - the guy in the well next to my father's boat had a sharp F32 (background: I was piloting my father's 1968 36' Chris Craft Cavalier double cabin when I was about 13 ye...