1979 Trojan 44 Motor Yacht

The Trojan 44 is a classic aft-cabin motor yacht built on a solid fiberglass modified-V hull with a 14.92-foot beam that creates notable interior volume. Powered by twin Cummins diesel engines producing 640 horsepower, this boat offers the stately, comfortable performance typical of its design—capable of cruising speeds around 12 to 15 knots with a top speed near 17 to 18 knots.

The layout centers on a spacious full-beam master stateroom aft, complete with an ensuite head and separate shower. The main salon midships is large and open with windows that flood the space with natural light, flowing toward the aft deck area suitable for entertaining. Below the main level, the galley and convertible dinette sit a few steps down, keeping cooking separate from the primary living space. Forward, a guest cabin with V-berths includes access to a second head, creating a practical two-stateroom, two-head arrangement ideal for cruising with company. Above, the flybridge provides a full upper helm station with visibility and seating, while the aft deck functions as an outdoor living area.

Construction reflects the era's standards: the solid fiberglass hull is complemented by cored decks and cabin tops that reduce weight while maintaining stiffness. The interior features traditional teak wood cabinetry and joinery characteristic of Trojan's craftsmanship from this period. The boat's modified-V design delivers stability in calm to moderate conditions, though like many vessels of this type, it can be wetter when heading into steep chop.