$23,500
Colonial Beach, Virginia
Category
Powerboats
Length
36'
Posted Over 1 Month
1981 Trojan F-36 Convertible
Specifications, Option and Accessories:
The Trojan F-36 is distinguished by an unmistakable exterior profile, wide-beam design and a convenient combination of the best for all worlds; fishing room, cruising accommodations and entertaining areas. She is one of the most popular production boats ever designed, the Trojan 36 Convertible is an affordable blend of traditional styling, comfortable accommodations, and good all around performance. She was built on an easy-riding modified-V hull with moderate beam, nearly flat after sections, and solid fiberglass construction. The two-stateroom floor plan features a mid-level galley opposite the lower helm (which is there but not used). Outside, the cockpit is big enough for some serious fishing, and the tournament-style fly bridge provides seating for up to five. The Trojan F-36 has always been a favorite of both cruisers and serious fisherman. A 13-foot beam provides plenty of open cockpit space, as well as a roomy interior for weekending.
Exterior & Interior Accommodations:
TOPSIDES The F-36's 13-foot beam provides a spacious cockpit, great for dockside lounging or serious fishing. A cockpit control station is set forward to the starboard side and includes throttles, shifts and a wheel, plus basic instrumentation. The fiberglass cockpit is surrounded by wide gunwales, plus wide sidedecks leading forward. Safety handrails extend along the side of the flybridge, allowing for easy movement to the flat, non-skid foredeck. The flybridge is accessed by a ladder from the cockpit and includes tournament-style seating with two swivel helm chairs overlooking the cockpit and a full bench seat forward of the helm console. The bridge is completely shaded by a newer bimini top.
DOWN BELOW The salon is entered through a wide sliding patio door, with screen. A comfortable sofa, convertible to sleep two, provides casual lounging to portside and there is open floor space to the starboard side of the salon -- a great area to add any extra seating. The lower helm station is unobtrusive, but does provide excellent sight lines for all-weather navigating. Step down and forward leads to the galley and dinette area. The galley, to port, features good countertop area and excellent cabinet storage, plus a full-size refrigerator with freezer. The dinette is opposite, to starboard and includes ample seating in booth style for four and is also convertible to sleep two. The head and vanity are forward of the galley, on the portside and the head compartment also includes a separate shower stall. Fully forward, with privacy provided by a solid teak bulkhead and door, is a spacious v-berth, with plenty of headroom and natural light spread by a large overhead hatch.
Helm Electronics and Navigation Gear:
Lower Helm Equipment- , Full Instrument Panel, Garmin 32006C GPSmap, Horizon Eclipse VHF Mar
