With almost 1,000 hulls produced, the Albin 28TE has a well-earned reputation for high quality, outstanding handling characteristics, economical diesel performance, and true value.
Are Albin boats still made?
The company produced sailboats from 19 to 41 ft (5.8 to 12.5 m) length overall, many of which were designed by Swedish designers Peter Norlin and Per Brohäll. In 2008 the company’s brand was purchased by an American company and it was used for a line of powerboats, although the Swedish company ceased to exist.
When did Albin go out of business?
In the 1980s, Albin, then headquartered in Portsmouth, RI introduced a line of downeast style yachts along with fishing boats. The company went out of business in 2007.
How much does an Albin 27 boat weigh?
The Albin 27 was manufactured in the New England area of the United States from approximately 1983 to 1992. There were reportedly 500-600 of these boats manufactured. The Albin 27 came in two configurations: Family Cruiser and Sport (no aft cabin). The Albin 27 weighs approximately 6,500 pounds.
How much do Albin boats cost on Boat Trader?
Albin boats for sale on Boat Trader are listed for a variety of prices, valued from $10,000 on the more economical boat models all the way up to $276,000 for the biggest, most advanced boats.
What makes the Albin 27 FC so special?
The Albin 27 is unique in that it represents an unusual compromise between “trailerability”, “cruising livability”, and performance. The Albin 27 presents itself as a true pocket trawler. The Albin 27 FC may be one of the only trailerable production rear cabin cruisers still available in the sub 30ft range.
Where is the bilge on a Albin 27?
The bilge in the Albin 27 extends from under the forward cabin in the vicinity of the v-berth, all the way aft under the stern-most area of the aft cabin where the stuffing box is located. This whole area is supposed to be open, connected under the pan-liner of the boat, and drain aft.
