Nice Centurion fvernon. And looking forward to seeing your 1977 Romic someday. I'm not sure about the model number of my '87 Romic. I assume its an X100, but I haven't found anything on the bike that identifies it as such (maybe there's something in the serial number?). All I know is that its 531 Reynolds tubing, which Ray Gasiorowski is said to have used for the X100 bikes (Columbus as well), and that this bike was specifically built for a woman as a tri-bike.
As you probably know there's isn't a great deal of info about Ray and his bikes, just some good notes from his shop and a couple of local Houston newspaper articles. Here's 98% of what anyone knows about Romic, Romic - History of a Houston Bicycle Builder. I've never had access to look up my bike in those notes to see what's there. When this bike popped up on Facebook Market place, it was the first time I'd ever heard of Romic. When I bought it from the original owner I was a bit surprised to learn that she walked into a bike shop up north (Wisconsin or Illinois) and ordered it custom. She thought it had been made right there and had no idea that it came from Ray in Houston.