Trojan Boat Forum

I hate to see this as it only drives f-32 prices down.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1974-Tro ... 33700c36c0

Looks like a good deal

I actually drove by this boat as it was being loaded onto the trailer at the boat ramp, and had the bridge removed from it. I did not get to see it up close though.

I know of a few F32s in my area that have either been left for dead or have been sitting for sale for years and years. An F36 local to me was also slated to be cut up by a marina. I inquired about it, but the marina personnel wouldn't let me on the boat to look, stating it was too dangerous due to the rotted floors.

There is another local one to me here, that looks like a good deal for the price.

http://newlondon.craigslist.org/boa/2703243720.html

well, this post will most likely be referred to pontifications, but, the current administration says things are getting better, however, look at boat prices, they are not, I bought my boat almost two years ago and thought it was a steal at the time, right now I could buy a lot more boat, or newer, or one needing less work for the same or less money...
just saying

And then spend even more where your done

gettaway wrote:well, this post will most likely be referred to pontifications, but, the current administration says things are getting better, however, look at boat prices, they are not, I bought my boat almost two years ago and thought it was a steal at the time, right now I could buy a lot more boat, or newer, or one needing less work for the same or less money...
just saying

DITTO !

Winning bid is 1,825.00

Wow, under $2000. Makes me wish I had gone and taken a look at it and possibly bid. If the boat did sell for that kind of money, that is a steal. Get her running right (carb rebuilds, tune ups, filters, fluids etc) drop her in and sell her for 4-5 times that price come spring.

I paid $800 for my 1975 F30 that runs.