- Stock #289420 - 1978 Trojan F-36 Convertible! Powered by Marine Power Big Block GM Engines! Full Flybridge Enclosure, Rear Cockpit Bimini, New Upholstery, & More! The Trojan F-36 was one of the most popular production boats ever designed. This was an affordable blend of traditional styling, comfortable accommodations, and good all-around performance. She was built on an easy riding fiberglass hull with moderate beam, nearly flat after sections, and a shallow keel for directional stability. This Trojan has spent the last eleven years cruising the Erie Canal in the beautiful fresh waters... read more

- Stock #364020 - Trojan F36 Flybridge Sportfisherman Repowered with Twin 7.4L Mercruisers, Solar, Furuno GPS Chartplotter, Diesel Heat and Much More! Step aboard the 1975 Trojan F36 Sportfish, a versatile vessel with twin V8 power for offshore adventures or liveaboard living. This boat offers an alternative to traditional spaces with its solar setup for off-grid living. With a top speed of around 35 MPHh, it's perfect for swift travel to the San Juan Islands from Seattle. Twin screws make docking easy for single-handed operation. Features include an aluminum hard-bottom dinghy, a spaciou... read more

- Stock #367514 - 1974 Trojan F-36 Sport Fisherman. Ready for an upgrade. This 1974 Trojan F-36 Sport Cruiser was a very popular production vessel. The F-Series line of all-fiberglass cruisers is not a remake of old wood designs; but was designed and specifically engineered to take advantage of the unique properties of fiberglass. This means better performance, better looks, and more room below. This vessel has a roomy interior providing comfortable accommodations for four overnight guests in the main forward stateroom and the bunk room. There is also a well equipped galley, and roomy sal... read more

- Stock #351223 - 1974 Trojan F36 with twin PCM 350s. Upper and lower helm - in the water and ready to go. This 1974 Trojan F36 Convertible is one of the most popular production boats ever designed. The Trojan 36 Convertible was an affordable blend of traditional styling, comfortable accommodations, and good all-around performance. She was built on an easy-riding fiberglass hull with a moderate beam, nearly flat after sections, and a shallow keel for directional stability. This is the twin-stateroom floorplan which was the more popular stateroom layout. All were arranged with the galley ... read more