1972 Trojan 36 Tri-Cabin

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much glass Trojan worked into this 36 without making her feel top‑heavy. Sightlines from the lower helm let you keep watch on the anchorage while still part of the conversation in the salon. Wide side decks, high rails, and substantial cleats speak to her era—when boats were built to be walked and worked, not just admired. The tri-cabin layout also gives you real separation of space: kids or guests can disappear into their own quarters while you enjoy a quiet nightcap aft. Many owners love how easily the cockpit can be adapted—crabbing gear one weekend, deck chairs and a grill the next—making this a genuinely versatile classic.

In these local waters, the Trojan 36 tri-cabin shines as a comfortable home base that doesn’t mind a bit of weather. The beamy hull and weighty construction give you a reassuring ride when the afternoon chop kicks up, while the flybridge offers a clear view for threading narrow channels and busy fairways. Generous tankage and efficient cruise speeds from the twin Chryslers make weekend hops between marinas and anchorages practical and affordable. At the dock, her tri-cabin layout turns long, rainy stretches into cozy, livable time aboard, with private spaces for guests and plenty of room to stash gear for fishing, exploring, and relaxed cruising.