[gibson36]

I found a old Roamer offshore here in cincinnati not that thats all that rare but this one has the factory flybridge on it can get some pics think it could be had cheap been sitting there for at least 4 years or more will need lots of tlc but it maybe worth it ... I thought about getting it before i got the 46'

Justin

[JustMag]

Where is it?? I'm in Cincy......might be interested in seeing it. My last project boat was a '74 Somerset houseboat that I totally rebuilt. Might be interested in another project boat

[gibson36]

its at ace marine off Kellogg ave .. sitting on the hill when you pull in it will be on your left can't miss it

[Travlinman1352]

I would love to see some pictures of the offshore. Truly a rare find indeed.

[gibson36]

Originally Posted by Travlinman1352

I would love to see some pictures of the offshore. Truly a rare find indeed.

I will try and get there today or tomorrow and get some photos for you
guys. There is also another off shore that Washington marine just did that looks like brand new. The guy has to have 100k in that boat its really neat don't know if that's back in the water or in storage at the same boat yard im at I will ask when im down there ...

[Laurence]

This one was for sale a few years ago:

[gibson36]

here are the photos i promised im not sure of the year but its all there has chrysler something gas motors ...the marina wants to sell it but i think he wants way to much ....but cash talks someone should save her ...

[Laurence]

I always thought the flybridge on the Offshore should have been set aft like on the Midnight Lace by Tom Fexas.

[doug p]

Originally Posted by Laurence

I always thought the flybridge on the Offshore should have been set aft like on the Midnight Lace by Tom Fexas.

With the Fly Bridge forward, simliar to some Tolly's and most trawlers, you have much improved vision for docking. Also weight distribution is a big factor.
The aft set up is suitable for fishing whereas the forward bridge is sutable for cruz'n