Trojan Boat Forum

If it's a wood hull (carvel planked) then it's a Sea Voyager.

www.lockviewmarina.com Very good boat transporter.

We have a nice f-26 at my marina for a good price. Not knowing where you are, but here it is http://www.jsmarinejim.com Pics at http://www.photobucket.com/f26

Take a look at my facebook page to see some pics of the wooden boat festival in Newcastle, On. (scroll down) & see Restless in Canada. www. facebook.com/bobriley.56

I took my Sea Voyager from Syracuse to Newcastle,On for their wooden boat festival last July. First time I crossed Lake Ontario. A great time!!!

I think all you "Tupperware" Trojans would look really good with a nice mahogany mast. Make it tall enough to get the anchor light above the canvas & the forward light will reflect off the wings & not blind you. Look at my photobucket link & check out my mast. The second owner ...

Century Performance had Mallory make new yl's for me. Good company. Centuryperformance.com

Im working on my aft deck now, but my photobucket page shows the big stuff.

I had mine in the water 4 years then started working on it. After 11 years in the barn i went in last year. I now have the entire aft deck out & getting more work done. Hoping to be in by May 1st. Get the work done you need to get in the water, & then do some more every year. Enjoy your boat...

It's a Sea Voyager.

It's a lapstrake hull, so it's a sea skiff. It looks like maybe a 1964.

Thank you. It's a labor of love. It was real nice to drive it again after all those years on blocks. It still needs a lot of work, aft deck, cabin top, cockpit windows, hardtop, A little each year & I may catch up to it. Dig in ! See you on the water.

Take a look at my photobucket page to see how involved it can get. It will turn a lot of heads for sure. It's worth the time, effort, & money, just don't be in a hurry & cut corners. I finally got back in the water after 11 years in the barn. It was very nice being afloat again, but I still ...

Try www.lockviewmarina.com They're the best.

I met a nice guy this weekend sailing a 43 ft catamaran around the world. He's from Japan. One of his crewmembers is a very nice girl named Sally. Sally is the chef aboard & she has a blog about her adventures in the galley. I can personally attest that they eat very well. The cookies, caramel, ...