Trojan Yachts 10 Meter Sedan

A high-style boat in the 1980s with a rakish profile and colorful hull graphics, the Trojan 10 Meter Sedan is a wide-beam flybridge cruiser with a lot of living space packed into her 33-foot length. Hull construction is solid fiberglass, and she’s built on an easy-riding DeltaConic hull with a broad 13-foot beam, moderate transom deadrise, and wide chine flats. The original floorplan of the 10 Meter Sedan was a disappointment—an offset companionway (very unusual in a convertible) all but isolated the salon from the lower-level dinette and galley. A revised floorplan introduced in 1984 had a more open layout with an island berth forward and a serving counter overlooking the galley. On deck, the cockpit is large enough for a couple of light-tackle anglers although it was obviously not designed for serious fishing. The flybridge is arranged in the conventional manner with bench seating forward of the helm. Note that a lower helm was standard in pre-1987 models. With twin 350hp Crusader gas engines, the cruising speed of the Trojan 10 Meter Sedan is around 18 knots (mid to high 20s top).