Trojan Boat Forum

007 wrote:nice, my boat is the last one heading out to the false river next to the three floating cabins at new life /mariner's cove , one of my neighbors recommended diablo to pull out mine as I need to replace a strut , thanks to bob here from beacon sent me a used one ready to go which I have sitting on my table, see ya on the delta , mark

Hi Mark
I'll go right by your boat Wednesday. I go that way to "Fishermans cut" to get back to Pirates Lair. Can't go wrong with Ramon at Diablo. He has a waiting list. Hope to see you around.

I've been up that way , love it in the delta! this is my ride, my brother gave it to me oct 2014 , the story and pics are on this site under "1969 trojan flybridge sportfisher" I had it moved up there by truck ,my son lives in modesto and takes care of and uses it as I live in Wisconsin but I come out as often as I can. nice job on yours kinda looks like mine w/o the flybridge mine is named the "can't afford it" it's hard to miss out there being a sportfisher lol if you us out there don't be afraid to stop or holler on the radio, safe boating!! mark / my sons name is justin

Just about done. Goes back in the water tomorrow 2/2 I look forward to bringing her home

Donhollys wrote:Just about done. Goes back in the water tomorrow 2/2 I look forward to bringing her home

Nice! Very nice!

Sweet !

wow that looks great!!

Wow, no messing around there!
Hard to believe that's wood with how flat and smooth it looks in the reflection.

That's a dying talent

Looks great!

Very impressive. She looks fantastic.

My 65 Sea breeze is going to need to have the same thing done next season. I pulled the ice box out this winter so that I could provide a better wrap and replace the old cooling unit so I can run on batteries rather than just electric and found some rot in the chine of mine. I'll probably need to tackle both sides when I do commit. It's a never ending process but they don't make like this anymore.

I would like to see more pics of the progress and the damage so that I can better prepare myself for next winter when I do tackle it. Nothing like keeping these old girls on the water.

It floats!

007 wrote:nice, my boat is the last one heading out to the false river next to the three floating cabins at new life /mariner's cove , one of my neighbors recommended diablo to pull out mine as I need to replace a strut , thanks to bob here from beacon sent me a used one ready to go which I have sitting on my table, see ya on the delta , mark

Hi Mark
Saw your boat on the way home today. I'll take some in the water pics of mine this weekend.

yup that's it I hope to get out there in 3-6 weeks. get it fixed and burn some fuel. your boat looks great don. see ya on the water, mark

Don, LOOKS FANTASTIC!! The shine and smoothness are amazing. What is the paint and what was the application process. Great job.

Ken

Away wrote:Don, LOOKS FANTASTIC!! The shine and smoothness are amazing. What is the paint and what was the application process. Great job.

Ken

Thanks Ken!
Interlux epoxy Primkote and Interlux Perfection arctic white. Ramon and his crew did a very nice job.