Trojan Boat Forum

To "1967 seavoyager" - I can't tell you how helpful your photobucket and information is to us - I understand what you are saying. We have some extensive work to do (changing both Interceptor motors and complete re-wiring) and want to do this at home to avoid the long drive to our nearest m...

Thank you for your note "bigD" - it has set us thinking for sure. Our premise was based on two factors 1. the original crib designed for the boat has cut-outs to ensure there is no weight on the keel and 2. there are a pair of support struts for each motor running between the two bulkheads...

Thank you very much for taking the time to reply. I have had some luck - I found and purchased a second hand "eezzzz-on" Aluminum I-beam, tri-axle, 30ft. trailer in poor but usable condition. It is rated at 10,000lb and the Sedan weighs in at 9,500 dry. I am cleaning up the wooden bunks an...

New to the forum - "Stuart". I have acquired a Trojan '69 31ft. Voyager Sedan Wooden Boat and would like to be able to move it around and store somewhere other than (our only) very distant marina. Can anyone provide any info about a suitable trailer please i.e. rating, seller, fabricator? ...