Trojan Boat Forum

anyone have pictures of a F 36 with the bridge removed i wanT to remove mine but just dont know how she will look this is my first fly bridge boat and i am not to sure i like it up there i have allways owned a hardtop so this is a big change

AFAIK, I am the only one here with a hardtop F-32. They have similar lines, so perhaps this will give you an idea. I'm with you as I would prefer the hardtop. I have know idea if the hardtop is the same piece as used for the decking of a flybridge.





There are some pics in a recent post of another F-32 with a partial removal for transport.

http://www.trojanboats.net/wforum/viewt ... f=1&t=8847

no i belive it is two pieces i am down in northwest indiana and the steel mills just blow all kinds of junk at u thats why i like the hard top but thank you for the reply i am new to this forum glad i found it

If my memory serves me correctly, I think Midnight is an F-36.

That's a F36 for sure

This one has been on the market for a while
http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1980/Tr ... LSM_mcg-M8

One more

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1977/Tr ... LSTl2cg-M8

The Midnight is a beauty! The one from NY certainly has potential depending upon whats under the hood.... Low dollar, Hi elbow.

thanks guys Midnight looks sweet it going to be hard to talk me out of removing it now. i just purchaced it in early november only had enough time to drive it to the marina to store it for the winter i guess its a bad time to buy a boat but could not pass up the deal in short did not have time to use the bridge to see if i like it

Removing the flybrige would reduce buyers when you go to sell it

rebal wrote:thanks guys Midnight looks sweet it going to be hard to talk me out of removing it now. i just purchaced it in early november only had enough time to drive it to the marina to store it for the winter i guess its a bad time to buy a boat but could not pass up the deal in short did not have time to use the bridge to see if i like it

Do an intro post and get some pictures posted! I would have really liked to get into a 36 instead o the 32; I didn't even know there was one available in the Chicago area. I'm up at Waukegan, so if you ever get up this way, drop a line.

I agree with Prowlerfish about reducing buyers/value. I wasnt sure about the flybridge till I got a 26 Silverton with a bridge, now I absolutly love being up there and not hearing the motors and just enjoying the view. Ive removed a F32 Bridge but only for transport/floor repair, definatly save it anyway

bjanakos wrote:The Midnight is a beauty! The one from NY certainly has potential depending upon whats under the hood.... Low dollar, Hi elbow.

Bill,

Midnight is a Kinn's boat, no sure if she is down your way for the spring fishing or not. I see her almost every week in the summer. ( Algoma ) I know Mark who runs Obession IV ( talk about a sweet ride!! ) fishes down by you for Apr - Jun

I've ran into (not literally...) Mark a few times this last spring tying up on the pier. Nice ride.

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bjanakos wrote:
Do an intro post and get some pictures posted! I would have really liked to get into a 36 instead o the 32; I didn't even know there was one available in the Chicago area. I'm up at Waukegan, so if you ever get up this way, drop a line.

Here are some pic of new boat 1978 f36 440 chryslers best part of the boat is has the original Raytheon radar that works I believe it has been giving me brain damage every time I put my face into the para scope looking goggles lol I am new to the forum discussion not quit sure what you mean by intro post thanks for bearing with me