Trojan Boat Forum

Curious as to how many are on the forum. Most contributors posting are F-series owners. I don't see to many of our breed here.

Huh, I never realized that but you are right. Maybe since the internationals are newer less things have had a chance to break off, or have had less owners to drill holes in things?

Sorry, I could not resist.

We don't have a mid cabin but ours is more rare. It's a fly bridge aft cabin. I understand that only 12 were made and ours was the 10th.

Wes wrote:We don't have a mid cabin but ours is more rare. It's a fly bridge aft cabin. I understand that only 12 were made and ours was the 10th.

All 10 Meters are welcome. Even the odd, I mean rare ones, too.

PS.
Our fly bridge aft cabin will be at the rendezvous in August. Hope to see a lot of Trojan boats there.
Wes

I have a 10 meter mid cabin. Spekaing of drilling holes in things, take a look at what I've been doing instead of getting my boat in the water.

http://www.boatered.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=127627

I´ve got one here, in Norway.....

gardnersf wrote:I have a 10 meter mid cabin. Spekaing of drilling holes in things, take a look at what I've been doing instead of getting my boat in the water.

http://www.boatered.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=127627

Scott,

I've been following your work. I feel for you, brother. Kudos to you on the hard work.

I believe is a mid cabin. so far so good. I am new to the forum, trying to put my boat in my avatar.

Welcome to the forum sluggo

thanks I am having a hard time getting my avatar to the correct size.

What are you using to size it? I know photobucket is what I used

photobucket, edit, medium.

thanks!! I tried that, didn not work, then I realizied I must hit the apply button!! I tried at work, but then the work computer crashes, so I will re=try at home. thanks for the info!!!

gardnersf wrote:I have a 10 meter mid cabin. Spekaing of drilling holes in things, take a look at what I've been doing instead of getting my boat in the water.

http://www.boatered.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=127627

I can relate perfectly. I've been doing the same thing with the recoring of my front deck, but on a much larger scale. I've read the thread from the boatered.com and see that you had some very good advice.

I used 4 mil polyflim to wet out and place the glass over head. Once I rolled in the glass the plastic film released from the glass without pulling it down. I have used wax paper on smaller pieces on other projects, but I found the plastic flim works better.

Isn't overhead glassing fun.