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Hmm.. I think we will pull the trigger on a boat next week. Thanks to all here for the info and help.

Well hopefully you will post pics of your new purchase so we can enjoy them with you. Nice Christmas gift to yourself.

And the choice is ????

'82 F-32

Needs lots and lots of TLC.

It looks like a great place from which to start. Good luck with her.

Nice Mercs in there too. I like the center riser exhaust on them.

Whats going on in the forward compartment under the v-berth floor? Looks spooky in there.

It has had some trouble keeping the water on the outside of the hull for a while. Bunch of dumb stuff and no adult supervision for awhile. It is dry now, or so i am told. I will see in a few days before writing a check. What am I doing!?

There will always be some water there

Nice boat ,I like it but the BLUE sink would have to go if it was mine

Commissionpoint wrote:Whats going on in the forward compartment under the v-berth floor? Looks spooky in there.

I would running away by facing this

prowlersfish wrote:I like it but the BLUE sink would have to go if it was mine

... not at last, the whole vessel doesn't remind me to be familiar with a original F-32

15 K $ ?!? Some pictures of Jeff's project coming back, work for years, 2 tons of garbage to remove.
The original base is mostly destroyed in many places.

But - if you have a good staff for every single work (e.g. carpenter, mechanic, electrician etc.)
time and money - and the hull is without any osmosis:

Start your adventure !!!

Personally me I would keep looking for a better choice.

This one took around 13 K bucks:
http://www.trojanboats.net/wforum/viewtopic.php?t=5141
http://www.trojanboats.net/wforum/viewtopic.php?t=6398
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Greetings - Heiner

EM63 wrote:

Commissionpoint wrote:Whats going on in the forward compartment under the v-berth floor? Looks spooky in there.

I would running away by facing this

prowlersfish wrote:I like it but the BLUE sink would have to go if it was mine

... not at last, the whole vessel doesn't remind me to be familiar with a original F-32

15 K $ ?!? Some pictures of Jeff's project coming back, work for years, 2 tons of garbage to remove.
The original base is mostly destroyed in many places.

But - if you have a good staff for every single work (e.g. carpenter, mechanic, electrician etc.)
time and money - and the hull is without any osmosis:

Start your adventure !!!

Personally me I would keep looking for a better choice.

This one took around 13 K bucks:
http://www.trojanboats.net/wforum/viewtopic.php?t=5141
http://www.trojanboats.net/wforum/viewtopic.php?t=6398
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Greetings - Heiner

Heiner , I have to fully disagree , Looks like a good base to start with sure it could some clean up ( as most in this range do ). If the engines run as good as the look thats a plus . No sighs of them being monkeyed with .
For the price you can't expect a brand new boat

Em63

?????? I dont understand your comments, is this suppose to be a new boat??
and water in the bilge is normal yes???

shoot that's good to go ! she's a fix/clean her up while you use her. And those kind of project boats are fun. The one's you work on forever and never use make ya a NUT job...

prowlersfish wrote:There will always be some water there

Nice boat ,I like it but the BLUE sink would have to go if it was mine

I agree!

Good, bad or indifferent, we own it as of yesterday.
Now the work begins.......

Congratulations!

now to make that list of to do's