Trojan Boat Forum

I sent some photos to the email address listed - but they never showed up. I doubt it is monitored anymore.

Hi John,

I have had my 1969 36' Sea Voyager for a couple of years now. My family enjoys it immensely. Although the teak and mahogany can be a bear to deal with, the flip side is that you can fix almost anything on the boat with a little wood working knowledge and stainless steel screws :-)

Paul

Just curious, RWS, did you have to empty the gas tank to replace the sender? I have to replace two, and need to know whether or not to get all the gas out....

PGG

What condition is it in? I have a 1969 36' Sea Voyager that I purchased a few years ago in "ok" condition for $18,000. I suspect a 42 footer in good condition would get anywhere from $40,000 - 80,000. Poorer condition downgrades the price dramatically, especially in wood boats.

Paul

I bought a 1969 36' Sea Voyager over a year ago, and am down to fixing broken and cracked spots in the gelcoat. Anyone know where I can go for instructions?

Also, just curious - why are there 2 Temp gauges for each engine?

Paul in Knoxville