F25 Roll Call

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F25 Roll Call

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Larry mentioned in a post that he was curious about other 25 owners on the forum.

I bought mine last year and loved it, can't wait for the ice to melt so we can start the new season.

Here are a couple of pics from our maiden cruise last summer.

http://s920.photobucket.com/albums/ad48/boaterguy/

Any other F25 owners out there?
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I got mine in october, been trying to get it ready before memorial day.
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Post by larglo »

Hey Boaterguy,

I looked at your pic's, they look great.

But I noticed your front windows seem to be closed off, not just covered? Can you give me some info about how you did this. I am wanting to close mine off, just not sure how to do it?

Got any of the inside?

Thanks for ant info on the front windows.

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Post by ready123 »

larglo wrote:But I noticed your front windows seem to be closed off, not just covered?
To me they look like the seat option. Trojan had windows or bench seat there on a number of it's models.... F36 Tri-cabin was one that I have also seen.
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front windows

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ready123 is right, this is a factory original. It is a seat and the hatch is part of the bench. I have newly upholstered cushions that snap in place. This is a great place to sit at anchor or when cruising slowly.

Check in the album I posted above, I have added some pictures of the bow area.

I will look for some interior pics.

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Wow your boat looks lke it is in great condition. Hope you enjoy her this summer.
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F 25

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I just bought my F 25 HT in Feb. 2010 Dallas Texas. Keeping the boat in Lakeview Marina on Lake Lewisville, Tx. NIce Spring weather is already here in North Texas, so we are already boating..
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Beam on F25

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What is the beam on the F25 ( I need this for the marina and thought it would save me a trip to the boat with a measuring tape)

Does anyone have this info at hand.
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The beam on my 25 FT 1973 H?T is 10 ft Fit's nicely in a 30 x 12 slip with room to spare.
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my '74 f25 measures 9'4".
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Post by Paul »

Hey CClark,

You posted that your boat is a '73 25 ft hard top but the photo used for your avatar looks like an F-26. :?
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Well, it possible its a F26 but it measures 25 ft and 10 ft beam. There is a metal plate in helm area that says 251 as part of the model number, which I understood to be the F25. What is it that makes you think its a F 26?

The guy that sold it to me said it was a 26 but the transom hull id has 25 in the numbers there. What do you think?


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It's the shape of the hull the way it dips down at the cockpit and the lower profile cabin windows. These are typical for the F-26. Take a look at boaterguy's and larglo's avatars and you'll see what I mean.
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Paul: I see what you are saying on both items, the dip down curve at gunwale level and the smaller windows. do you have a profile of your F-26 so I can take a look. Maybe I do have the 26, but I think I read in the hull id the length is always stamped. I wonder if it is possible it was missed stamped as a 25 but is really a 26 Ft.

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Maybe its possible that the boaterguys and larglo have the 252 or 253 and the are different form the 251???


TROJAN F BOAT MODEL NUMBERS
F 24 SPORT CRUISER MODEL 241, 242
F 25 EXPRESS MODEL 251, 252, 253
F 25 SEA RAIDER 210
F 26 MODEL 261, 262
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