1988 Trojan International 10 Meter Sedan

This 1988 Trojan International 10 Meter Sedan is a 33-foot fiberglass cruiser built on the patented DeltaConic hull design developed by naval architect Harry Schoell. Constructed during the Bertram-Trojan era, the boat features solid fiberglass construction and a robust stringer network characteristic of that period. The 13-foot beam distinguishes the model, enabling an unusually spacious interior for its length. Twin Crusader 454 engines with Velvet Drive transmissions power the boat to a cruising speed around 18 knots.

The open-concept layout centers on a main salon flowing into a down galley with serving counter and dinette. Natural light enters through overhead skylights and sweeping windows. Forward, a private master stateroom holds an island queen berth with overhead storage. The head includes a separate shower stall. Above deck, a flybridge with helm seating and guest bench offers 360-degree visibility, while the spacious cockpit with sliding glass salon doors and wide side decks provides secure foredeck access.

A 6.5KVA Onan generator supplies power to onboard systems including a Marine Air Systems air conditioner with heat pump, Raritan water heater, Norcold refrigerator, and Princess electric range. Recent updates include VHF radios, three new batteries, and a Professional Marine battery charger. An anchor with windlass, three bilge pumps with high water alarm, and full complement of fenders and docklines complete the cruising package.