Trojan Boat Forum

Well, it was inevitable, I got that dreaded disease called "Footitis"
although I had a great time on my F25, I quickly came to the realization that it was just too small for the trips and the friends I like to entertain.
My Tyme will be leaving me the week after Labor Day.

I appreciate all the great info giving, the hints, the suggestions by everyone on this forum. I have enjoyed the bantering, the squabbles, and the sincere heartfelt concerns expressed by some to others. This truly is a remarkable bunch of owners, together because of one make of boat.

I also was given the rare opportunity to purchase a larger boat for a song,(no, not a Trojan,Carver, or a Silverton, no fly bridge), one that was very well maintained and cared for. One I was already familiar with and am privy to a very recent survey that was done by a respected surveyor.
So I am very confident in my purchase. I will keep what it is quiet for the moment, only one other member here knows which boat I purchased.

With your permissions, I would like to remain a member, even to just pop my head in once in a while to say hello.

Again.. Thanks everyone

Hey Torcan, Congratulations on the successful footitis attack. PM me the details and don't forget to visit me again at the Toronto show in January. All the best! Jimbo36.

Congrats , and its not Labor Day yet . You will always be welcome here and don'y forget to warn I mean tell( or both) the new owner about us

Now tell us what is the new boat ?? not nice to leave us hanging like that

prowlersfish wrote:Congrats , and its not Labor Day yet . You will always be welcome here and don'y forget to warn I mean tell( or both) the new owner about us

Now tell us what is the new boat ?? not nice to leave us hanging like that

LOL
One of the first things I will do is tell him about this forum, it is like having your own personal manual readily available 24/7

It is another orphan brand.
28ft 10ft3in beam
twin 205hp mercruisers with brand new alpha outdrives (new complete outdrives, less than 30 hours on them both)
just over 800hrs on motors
every single nook and cranny has been utilized for storage of some kind, I stopped counting after 26 separate compartments
sleeps 6; aft cabin; large V berth
Lots, and lots of wood everywhere inside and outside in the cockpit

1st hint

Sweet man!!!! Congrats!!!!!

Torcan , you do have a mean side .

I am thinking , see the smoke

Regal

Congrats & good luck with the new boat

prowlersfish wrote:Torcan , you do have a mean side .

I am thinking , see the smoke

Fire! Fire!

aaronbocknek wrote:hmmmmmm aft cabin or mid cabin? what year? let the guessing game begin.

Aft cabin
1986


Hint #2
Head
More wood trim and panels


Hint#3
Aft cabin

Congrats on the new boat, or should I say searay?

summer storm wrote:Congrats on the new boat, or should I say searay?

Thank you.. and no, not a Searay
This is fun

Was a Canadian Company out of Quebec
Now out of business
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10rH37YYvKU

Shepard