Any forum members in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area?

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Any forum members in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area?

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I am hoping to find one of our forum members who is in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area who would be willing to do a preliminary look-see at a boat I am considering.
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I live approx 1- 1.5 hours from tampa/st pete area. Where is the boat?
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k9th wrote:I am hoping to find one of our forum members who is in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area who would be willing to do a preliminary look-see at a boat I am considering.
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1.5 - 2 hours south

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classicf25 wrote:I live approx 1- 1.5 hours from tampa/st pete area. Where is the boat?
Since you are closer than RWS, you would be the logical one to go and I appreciate your willingness to help.

RWS I appreciate your willingness to help also.

The boat is at:

Galati Yachts
12030 Gandy Blvd N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33702 United States
Toll-free 866-365-0705
Tel (727) 576-8336

The boat I need someone to look at and make sure it is in the same condition as the photographs is at the link below. It's not a Trojan, but I'm getting ready to retire and live aboard a boat and am considering this one. If your evaluation is positive, I plan to fly down in a couple weeks myself.

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1973/Ch ... ted-States

The broker needs a day's notice to show the boat. Let me know if and when you want to go. The broker's name is on the listing. I emailed him and said I was trying to get someone to do a preliminary viewing and he is OK with that.
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k9th wrote:
classicf25 wrote:I live approx 1- 1.5 hours from tampa/st pete area. Where is the boat?
Since you are closer than RWS, you would be the logical one to go and I appreciate your willingness to help.

RWS I appreciate your willingness to help also.

The boat is at:

Galati Yachts
12030 Gandy Blvd N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33702 United States
Toll-free 866-365-0705
Tel (727) 576-8336

The boat I need someone to look at and make sure it is in the same condition as the photographs is at the link below. It's not a Trojan, but I'm getting ready to retire and live aboard a boat and am considering this one. If your evaluation is positive, I plan to fly down in a couple weeks myself.

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1973/Ch ... ted-States

The broker needs a day's notice to show the boat. Let me know if and when you want to go. The broker's name is on the listing. I emailed him and said I was trying to get someone to do a preliminary viewing and he is OK with that.
wow tim, she's beautiful. i have always loved the roamer. such a great design. a classic. can't wait for my next tampa layover when i get back to work!!
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Thanks for your interest Aaron and hope you're able to get back to work as soon as you feel comfortable doing so. Remember what I told you my friend.

Hoping the Roamer is as nice as she looks.
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k9th wrote:Thanks for your interest Aaron and hope you're able to get back to work as soon as you feel comfortable doing so. Remember what I told you my friend.

Hoping the Roamer is as nice as she looks.
sending a pm to you tim....
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wow Tim, that's movin on up :-)
Bet a guy could get used to living like that!

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gruhs wrote:wow Tim, that's movin on up :-)
Bet a guy could get used to living like that!

Gary
Hi Gary - hope your summer went well. Mine is out getting repaired from storm damage to the bow. She's out for the season so will miss the final few weeks.

Just looking at this point as I am getting ready to retire and move aboard. She seems to be in pretty good shape if the photos are recent.

Was hoping to get over & see you guys this summer but never had a chance.

Stay in touch.
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I will try and get down to see the boat. It will probably have to be after 6pm as I am not having a day off for almost 2 weeks. I will let you know before I go.
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classicf25 wrote:I will try and get down to see the boat. It will probably have to be after 6pm as I am not having a day off for almost 2 weeks. I will let you know before I go.
Don't feel in a hurry to go. Please go at your leisure. It will be a couple weeks or more before I can go myself. I'm just thankful that you are willing and will gladly pay for your expenses if you'll let me know what they are.
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well...

no grass to cut...

but I imagine based on her size

the number of systems

and the age of those systems


i can imagine there are endless "projects" here to keep you busy for the rest of your life.

Still,

could be fun and satisfying.

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1983 10 Meter SOLD after 21 years of adventures
Yanmar diesels
Solid Glass Hull
Woodless Stringers
Full Hull Liner
Survived Andrew Cat 5,Eye of Charley Cat 4, & Irma Cat 2
Trojan International Website: http://trojanboat.com/

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RWS wrote:well...

no grass to cut...

but I imagine based on her size

the number of systems

and the age of those systems


i can imagine there are endless "projects" here to keep you busy for the rest of your life.

Still,

could be fun and satisfying.

RWS

...and out of my wife's hair. Hey, with my own never-ending project list, maybe I wont have to deal with a "honey-do" list.
Tim

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