Trojan 323 F-32 Fly Bridge Sedan Flybridge

1982 Trojan F-32 Sedan Flybridge

This boat is in great shape and is priced under market. She is clean, inside and out. Twin Merc 350 5.7 give her a nice ride, this boat is ready to go with room to sleep 4 comfortably. The flybridge offers a lot of interior cabin space and an over sized cockpit, which is ideal for fishing or parties.

The amenities include: Dual helms, a full galley, bridge and aft deck enclosure with a bimini top, windshield cover, deck hatch covers, intercom and more all in great condition. She has been a well kept and also offers: Auto Pilot, Depth Sounder, Fume Detector, GPS, Horn & Hailer, Bilge Pump, Synchronizer, Stereo, Trim Tabs, VHF Radio, Gal per hour meters, Dockside water ,12v batteries, Blower, 30 Amp Shore Power, Water pump and windshield wiper. The interior boasts a galley with stove, coffee maker, microwave, Refrigerator, Sink with hot & cold water. The forward head with shower, vanity and Mansfield toilet. Safety equipment included are Anchor & Anchor Line, CO2 Halon, Dock lines, Fire Extinguisher, Flares, Life jackets & Life ring and more....

Wikipedia says:

History

In 1949 James R. "Jim" McQueen and Harper Hull purchased the Cottrell-Spoore Boatworks ofTroy,New York. The company was named "The Trojan Boat Company" and moved the business toYork,Pennsylvania. Soon they moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Growth in sales after the Korean War necessitated additional facilities at Elkton, Maryland, and Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Trojan by 1968 had become the one of the largest producer of inboard motor boats in the world, employing over 700 people, most on their 26 acre site in a 142,000 square foot factory and adjacent truck depot at 167 Greenfield Road,Lancaster,Pennsylvania . In 1966 Trojan acquired the Shepherd Boat Company, Canada, manufacturer of up to 50-foot wooden motor yachts.

Originally all of the boats were built of wood. Transition tofiberglasshulls forced the company to become affiliated with Whittaker Marine Group, listed on theNYSE, which ultimately includedBertram Yacht, Trojan Yachts, Riva, Desco Marine, Kettenburg, Balboa Marine, andCoronado Yachts. Total sales of the Whittaker Marine Group reached between $250 and $350 Million in the early 70's.

Trojan Yachts Today

The Trojan Yacht Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania ended production in 1992. Miramar MarineColumbia Yachts, later Genmar, purchased the Trojan Boat brand name and assets. Genmar Holdings, Inc., Pulaski, Wisconsin, produces motor yachts with the Trojan name atCarver Yachts.

The factory site at Lancaster, Pennsylvania was remediated for chemicals and certified byEPAin 2008. The current owner of the property in 2010 leased after renovation to multiple companies including Kalas Manufacturing, Brown Transmission and Bearing and Penske Truck Rental.

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History

Trojan Yachts Today