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Discussion in 'Chris Craft Roamer Yacht' started by YachtForums, Nov 29, 2004.

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  1. YachtForums, Nov 29, 2004
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  2. alloyed2sea, Nov 29, 2004
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    WELCOME ROAMER CLUB MEMBERS!

    Here it is - our brand new base camp located on prime internet real estate -- location, location, location!. We are also lucky to have an ace, Carl Camper, Yacht Forums Administrator, running the place; while for better or worse, I will continue on as your Roamer Club moderator.
    Similarly, our website: www.geocities.com/alloyed2sea will stay the same.
    Think everyone (est tu Wally?) should be well pleased, but do let me know what you think - changes (new topics, etc) can always be made.
    Now follow that Roamer. :p
    CHEERS!
    Eric Nordac ;)

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  3. alloyed2sea, Nov 29, 2004
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    Yes here.

    This is the place! :cool:
  4. alloyed2sea, Nov 29, 2004
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    One more time.

    SO that this forum appears on the top.
    Welcome, welcome...., relax, itz Roamer territory.
  5. YachtForums, Nov 29, 2004
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    Welcome Roamer's!

    While I'm not a Chris Craft owner, my family has owned both a Connie and a Roamer. The first was owned by my dad. She was (I think at the time) the largest Chris Craft ever built, a 65' Connie named the "Pagliace" and was berthed in Holland, Michigan in 1974. Classic wood hull, but somehow I recall the superstructure being composite?

    The second, belonging to my brother, was kept along the Isles of Las Olas in Ft. Lauderdale in the late 1980's. She was a 58' Roamer named "Illusion". I don't remember the years on these boats, although I have the specs in some boxes of old photographs.

    Eric is one of our moderators and he's brought a great deal of information and an equally good sense of humor to our forums. He's got control of the wheel here, so let him know the direction you want to go.

    All the best!

    Carl Camper, Admin
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  6. djack, Nov 29, 2004
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    Hi,

    I am selling my sailing ship to make acquisition of a chris craft of preference roamer 56'/57', I saw some years 60/70 of them.

    which steel used in this period?

    sorry for my bad english
  7. alanagr1, Nov 29, 2004
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    Nice to be here .

    Look forward to posting a picture of my ole girl on the new site ..
    " Steeling Home " A great 48' that is one of the best that I've had !
    Good Luck.
  8. alloyed2sea, Nov 29, 2004
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    Type of Steel

    Chris Craft used corten steel for most of its Roamers.
    Eric
  9. djack, Nov 29, 2004
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    I know this material, but I did not think that that existed in these years là no the phenomenon of électrolise?
  10. alloyed2sea, Nov 29, 2004
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    Franglais

    Tu a bien raison, mais je ne suis pas la expert.
    Celle lui, c'est Jim Wick - qui travail a chrisparts.com
    Demande a lui - il sait mieux que moi.
  11. djack, Nov 29, 2004
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    61'

    I saw a 61 feet , with a hull's steel, it's a spécial ?
  12. alloyed2sea, Nov 29, 2004
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    Caveat Emptor

    If it is a yachtfisher named "Liberty" (?) it certainly was a special. Probably a 57' or 56' with a cockpit added.
    (Whatever you buy - Make sure you get a survey)
  13. djack, Nov 29, 2004
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    survey

    when I bought my boat, I touk a surveyor who did a good work
    I will do alo for the next boat and poll the hulls with ultrasons
  14. mroffshore, Nov 29, 2004
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    Great Forum

    Eric, this looks like a great start...I think this will be a great place for everyone to gather and discuss the Roamers in more detail.
  15. 9lives, Nov 30, 2004
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    Setting up my avatar

    Well I have to agree that this is looking better already. For us older computer illiterates this is a nice challenge! Looking forward to seeing the benefits, but have seen the same kind of site for the Marinette forum.
    Mark
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  16. CaptainRoamer, Nov 30, 2004
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    Looking Good

    This is going to take some getting used to, but looks good.

    Matt
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  17. 68Commander42, Nov 30, 2004
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    Looking forward to the changes

    Looking forward to seeing all of the changes (enhancements) YachtForums brings to the Roamer group. The Commander Club is in the process of investigating other options for its online membership, too.

    Good luck.

    Rob Cutchins

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  18. YachtForums, Nov 30, 2004
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    Chris Craft Roamer Flush Deck...

    I spotted this nice, flush-deck Roamer with an extended aft cockpit along the New River in Ft. Lauderdale. Unsure of the feet, but almost any Roamer... is sweet.

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  19. Hal Swinehart, Nov 30, 2004
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    Good Job Eric!

    Eric,

    Nothing like continuous (or is it continual) improvement. I'm looking forward to reading and using the new forums. Thank you for giving us Roamer owners a home.

    (So, how many years have you been keeping us together, Dad?)

    Hal :)

    p.s.: Love the new toys. Hope I tire of them quickly so I can get down to some serious Roamer business--coming soon: "About these #&*#%$% Carbs."
  20. wally erickson, Nov 30, 2004
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    A day at the docks

    I was laying on my back on a splintery dock scraping fried varnish off a rub rail when I heard a female “Hello.” Squinting into the sun I saw a pretty girl. What luck I thought! “Hi I’m from the port district and You aren’t allowed to drop anything into the water”. My heart sank as fast as the scrapings. So I have been advised to have tarps and a vacuum at the ready or else. All the wile a diver next to me was cleaning a boat’s bottom releasing a clod of toxins into the water. I just smiled weakly and said no problem.
    This site is nice; I can still have new Roamer postings go to my email like the old days.
    I noticed that there are Sea Rays lurking on this site as well so Eric should remain vigilant at all times, you just can’t trust them.
    W.
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