Trojan Boat Forum

Ah but the active members here are but a handfull..... so this may be the best place to get Trojan info it is also a place with low membership activity.... mushrooms excepted.

ready123 wrote:Ah but the active members here are but a handfull..... so this may be the best place to get Trojan info it is also a place with low membership activity.... mushrooms excepted.

what is this shroom talk you speak of

not to change the shroom...uh..subject here's my flybridge extention
ok....was playing with my camera...

Peter wrote:not to change the shroom...uh..subject here's my flybridge extention
ok....was playing with my camera...

Not a chance.. reason I bought a Trojan was so I could get away from canvas and vinyl windows going up and down each day.
I much rather just opening and closing the salon door!
The salon is big enough for any inside activities and I like the aft deck open for those sunny days and warm starlit evenings.
That is just how I see it from here....

What about those cold and wet winter days? I love cruising and fishing in the winter. I love my canvas, it goes on and comes off real easy.

I have a teak cockpit floor and want to keep as much water off as I can.[its really nice] You really can't see it,but both the windows,and/or the window with screens roll up and snap in place..takes mabe 2 minutes to do em all.

Found this on the sponser links


http://www.hardtotop.com/

Hi, I read the old posts on this subject and l started looked for a fiberglass deck extension (like a mainship) and thought it was a great idea. To my dismay I found one in Victoria B.C. It was off a F-32 and is a commercial built extension, it could have been the one that was on the California F32. It was built to attach to the existing cabin hardtop and has a hatch and cover that the stairs go to . The aft portion is designed to be supported with 3 x 1" stainless steel posts which I am going to have beefed up to make it stronger. The post bases will have added support also. The design is like 32 ft Bayliner 3288 I think.
The total weight is approx 110 lbs and will cover the cockpit area, which will be great on the Canadian west coast with our abundance of rain. I intend to extend my hand rail around the new deck extension with a sunbrella curtain and install a couple of large coolers to stow away gear and keep the main cockpit unclutered.
I will post a link to the picturs as I progress with the project this summer.

Sounds interesting