Trojan Boat Forum

It cost me $7,500 to replace an outdrive that got eaten along with the gimble housing and everything else. It was the boat next to me that had the electrical problem but I paid the price.

Nobody has said how much. Is it one of those "if you have to ask, you can't afford it"?

The points system in my boat have been working for 36 years.

I was just bragging about your boat the other day, wondering where you went because we haven't seen you on here for a long time. Sorry to hear things went down for you., but the bright side... When you bounce back you get all NEW stuff. Welcome back.

Craigslist? E-bay?

Ditto on the take-outs being proven.

Welcome, I have Fords and like them, BUT, if I were in the same boat as you, :D , and cost is always a factor, I would get GM 350ci, 270 hp, just for the reasons mentioned. A very common motor for a reason and if you want economy and dependability, in my opinion the chrysler 360 is NOT it....my 2 ce...

Sweet....Welcome aboard.

Do a search on here for"stringer replace" or similar words and you'll find lots of info.

c twin, marine plywood and treated lumber. simple project. If it doesn't outlast me it's easy to replace. I had help but really didn't need it. If you look around below decks you'll see where to attach.

I don't have any pics but I cut my material and hem to size and velcro strips in several places along the edge. stick them in place at night and remove in the morning. Simple and affective.

Using "assets" as collateral can open some doors. Try different banks and credit unions. I have found that being honest about your job situation and the purchase details can also help. Using the title of the boat plus any assets (cars, tools, other toys, garage stuff) as collateral may be ...

A wood boat project is like the persuit of marriage to a great woman, a lot of full time work to get it floating but the warmth and smooth ride are well worth the continued commitment to try to understand the complexities in detail.....been there, done that.

The sailboats in my area run there engines as much as they do there sails and then badmouth the powerboats..., some peoples kids

Welcome aboard.