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Searching for a 34-42' classic style trawler. Twin engines, galley up, walkaround queen and no teak decks. Budget to $100k. Open on location as we are starting the loop this year or next. A few that would work but not limited to...United Ocean, Present, Defever, Grant Banks, Sabre. No...

Thanks, but holding out for a twin screw. Beautiful boat!

Do you have more information? Maybe a link with more interior pictures and specs?

Still in Florida looking at boats for a few weeks. Then back to the mountains of North Ga. So anywhere on the loop works.

Thanks. I've seen several broker write ups where they mention tanks being replaced. This boat definitely has fiberglass tanks ( looking at it again today), just makes one wonder why and how? Btw, your overall opinion of your 42'? Anything that surprised you after buying it? Thanks

Looked at a Roughwater 42, 1987. It appears to have fiberglass fuel tanks. Was that orginal equipment or did someone fiberglass over the old tanks? Thanks in advance

Guys, still shopping. No teak decks, walk around queen, twins. Galley up or at least be able to see into the salon from a galley down. Classic or sundeck design. Extra points for a cockpit....lol

Looks like a 53' Bestway. If so, they were nice boats when new. 35 years who knows.

Only need it for A/C. Otherwise I'd be using solar. Thanks

I sent you a PM. We are in St. Pete also. Interested in details.

Nice looking boat, but still holding out for twin engines. Thanks and good luck

Thanks to everyone who has send ideas and boats for sale. Just a update on our search. We have found that a galley down that is open to salon ( no wall separating salon and galley, just spindles ) would work. And either a classic or sundeck. Again, thanks

If you could put in a get home engine....lol. We love a Defever 41, but still looking for a twin. Good luck and thanks.

Nice boat! But we still are looking for a galley up or at least open between salon and galley if down. Thanks for sharing.

I looked up your boat, very nicely done. But we are firm on a walkaround queen. Good luck with it

Thanks, but a 46' is just larger than we want to go. Good luck with it

Thanks, great input of the scope of the project. I knew most of it but had forgot some items. No wonder it's so expensive!

Hi, I'm looking at a boat that's never had a generator. I understand it will need a seacock, exhaust and wiring. I'm guessing $12-14k. Any imput or suggestions. Thanks

Nice looking boat. Can you pm me additional pictures and specs? We are in St. Petersburg, can be there in a day or so. :)

Was your generator running? It comes of one the 2 tanks

I have checked the Facebook marketplace but will try specific brand pages too. Great idea. Thanks

Thanks, checked it out today. Mostly brokers boats, but will keep checking

Thanks, I'll do some research on what is under the twin beds. I believe they put queens in the later models. If you see anything else, please fwd!

Thanks. Would work perfect, except need a queen walkaround. Any idea on costs to move tanks and redo into a queen?

Thanks, do you have a link?