1976 Trojan F-32

The 1976 Trojan F-32 is a 32-foot fiberglass sedan with a proven deep-V hull design built for stable, comfortable cruising. Powered by twin Chrysler Marine 360 gasoline inboards with 2,100 hours, the boat features dual helm stations and has operated exclusively in fresh water. The solid fiberglass construction and classic design reflect the quality craftsmanship Trojan was known for during this era.

The interior layout prioritizes comfort and usable space. A forward cabin includes a V-berth with storage below and hanging lockers. The main salon features a convertible dinette, helm station with dual controls, and a full galley equipped with a four-burner stove and oven, refrigerator/freezer, and hot and cold water sink. The head compartment contains a marine toilet, shower stall, and vanity sink.

Topside, a flybridge offers captain's chair seating and companion seating beneath a full canvas enclosure, with complete instrumentation and controls. The boat is outfitted with GPS navigation, radar, depth finder, Onan generator, bilge pump, and swim platform. Additional equipment includes anchor system, miscellaneous downrigging mounts, jack stands, and USCG safety gear.