Trojan Boat Forum

I took my first trip to the capital ( Ottawa,Ontario,Canada) this summer. It was a great trip. Met several trojan owners. I passed this wooden trojan that looked to be in very good condition. Never saw the owner. I was wondering if it belonged to anyone here?

She's a pretty girl.

I thought it might have been yours Big D but I think it is a few feet short.

Nope, not me. Does look a little shorter than 36. How was that trip? I've been up and down the Trent/Severn from one end to the other more than once but never been up Ottawa way.

I had a very good time. I grew up by the canal in Ottawa. Never thought I would have my own boat. Going up and down the canal. Once you get close to Ottawa it is like driving through peoples backyards. I much prefer going towards Kingston. I will post some pics of the trip.

lets see some pics...goin' north is a bucket list thing ...I lnow most dream of goin' south..We want to do summers up north where the sights of the hills trees and change ...can't wait..

It's for sale!!!!!! $15,000 CAD
Trojan Sedan 1969
31 Footer
same boat, you can just make out the G on the back of the boat pic Gumper submitted
Name of Boat is "Glory B"

http://www.boatdealers.ca/usedboats/pow ... -sale.aspx

And she's a beauty!




Very similar to the Sea Hunt show's ARGONAUT, a 1960 33 foot Trojan Sea Breeze Model 346 Express Cruiser:

Thats the boat for sure. She does look like she is well taken care of. It was docked at a private home . Alexander I will get some pictures of the area i am in up tonight.

Looks like the precursor to the F32.

Aside from the bridge (and resulting king-size mast) and sedan doors, not too different from my father's old '69 28 footer (at least externally). But I do see a lot of similarities with F32 interior layout too.

Here are some pics from rideau canal







[IMG]http://i582.photobucket.com/albums/ss26 ... GP9182.jpg[/IMG]

[img]http://i582.photobucket.com/albums/ss269/gumper1969/Firsttripout363edit.jpg[/IMG]

Thanks for the great compliments. She is still for sale at the regrettable price of $9300. Under 400 original engine hrs. Current, awesome clean survey with moisture readings all at the low end of the scale. Absolutely NO issues. http://www.portcarlingboats.com/classic ... ale/pb410/

She has found a home. I purchased her a month and a half ago.