Trojan Boat Forum

Trying to get a idea on what a 79 F32 is worth , Will need at least 1 engine replace /rebuilt . 318 @225 hp some soft spots on deck . Just trying to get a ball park idea .

Before you ask , I can't post photos of it at this time .

initial cost
+repairs
+upgrades
+surprises
+maintenance
+room + board
= total investment

actual selling price
- total investment
= gross profit


gross profit divided by time investment = hourly wage

none of these include RISK

Not looking to buy & flip, but maybe helping to sell so trying to get some idea before .

Hey Paul,

Hope all is well. A 1979 F32 That is functional and no problems is $13,100-$14,900 (Buc Book ) Now subtract the engine cost, Fg repair and other problems to get the price.

Hope this helps

Thanks Butch

Thanks ,Butch . alls been good . We are hoping to get back up to St mikes area again this year ,well just have too see. Hope all is well with you all .

here is the 1978 through 1989 Trojan F32's are listed for on Yachtworld

Paul,

Love my F32 (and your F36), but blown gasoline engine boats aren't terribly valuable. I'd guess $5-8k in average condition with bad gas engines.

Love to see one with a single 450HP diesel in the middle - 1.5mpg ICW cruiser ... could be cool.

Good luck!

Honsetly I am suprized it would be worth that much as a fixer upper . But that why I asked . I guess the seller's goals are realistic .

not really worth a dollar unless you want to repair for yourself and know what you have. Boat is only worth 8 to 10k in good shape, add 1800 for a reman motor, time to change, labor, manifolds? surprises, storage etc

Paid well under $10,000 for a running Silverton 34C that only needed to be brought back up to snuff from a few years of no real use. I looked at enough $10,000 ones that were runners but sound about as you described condition wise. Sadly this market isn't strong, good for buyers, bad for owners.