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Trumph: 39 houseboat, "Drifter"

Discussion in 'Trumpy Yacht' started by d romberger, Oct 30, 2017.

  1. d romberger, Oct 30, 2017
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    d romberger

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    Searching for any and all info on this boat or others of same genre. Thanks.
  2. SeaEric, Apr 22, 2018
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    SeaEric YF Historian

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  3. KeyLargoJoe, Aug 15, 2018
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    I just bought her‼️I can not believe I own a prewar Trumpy. I’ve got my work cut out for me.
  4. KeyLargoJoe, Aug 15, 2018
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    Just bought her!!
  5. Capt Ralph, Aug 15, 2018
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    Welcome to the asylum. Padded walls at no extra charge.
  6. KeyLargoJoe, Sep 12, 2018
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  7. KeyLargoJoe, Sep 12, 2018
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    Good! I need to buy varnish!!
  8. parknorr, Aug 28, 2020
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    I have been trying to keep up with this boat through the years. Those are my grandparents and their friends in the black and white picture. My family owned this boat for 10 years in the 1960s. 1960 to 1970 about. My grandfather is the one in the commodores cap saluting. He was commodore of Lakewood Yacht Club and this was taken during the San Jacinto Day parade near the Houston ship channel. I hope you take care of her because she was a major part of my growing up. I saw the pictures of her decline and it was horrible. Her name was "Leonie" then and she was kept in immaculate condition.