Trojan Boat Forum

Nice comments RWS! I totally agree!

Nice job! Look great.

I just did mine also. Plus order my Trojan hat!

When do we submit a donation to the site for 2013?

Lets keep this great site going!

Aaron or Gettaway would be my choices this year!

Welcome aboard!

The hollow keel dilemma! I'm going to need a lot of advice from the members here on that one. Have thought about filling it with closed cell foam, concrete or fiberglass resin so far. Or leave it hollow with some type of bilge pump system to pump it out when necessary. But that project is far enough...

Thanks for the name comment Scott. Promised my wife I would name it after her if she let me buy it. Took a lot of foot stomping, pouting and whining, but she finally gave in!

Jim

I had the boat trucked home this fall after losing compression in one cylinder on the port motor. I've been wanting to put it in my shop for sometime now and this was the excuse I was looking for. I'm going to replace both motors, address the hollow keel situation, install saddle tanks and repaint t...

Thanks Scott. I thought I heard or read that you could reverse the pump and it would run opposite. Be nice if it were true, save a few bucks!

Not if one transmission was reversed.

Hey Guys, Not sure if this has been discussed before, but I've heard that these transmissions can easily be switched to run the opposite direction. Here is what I'm thinking if that is true. I'm going to put two new long blocks in my 77 F-32. (318s) I can buy standard rotation engines for $400.00 le...

I like the Ferro-cement hull!

Glad to have another Trojan owner!

I figure to get an average of 1 mile to the gallon at anything higher than 8 knots and less than opening the secondaries on my 4barrels. This is just an average figured by cruising for the day and then filling the tanks on the way back in to the marina. F32 with 318 chrysler/ 225 hp/ 1100 hrs.