The Albin 28 Tournament Express is designed to satisfy the exacting demands of the offshore - inshore fisherman, this boat also incorporates comforts normally expected for a family weekend on the water. Features appealing to the fisherman include wide side decks, a large cockpit, a recirculating baitwell, rod storage racks, a sink with a chopping board, rod holders, salt water washdown and tackle drawers. The forward cabin area has an enclosed marine head and shower compartment, a convertible dinette and a galley area with stove, refrigerator, microwave and sink. Aft of the galley is a 6-foot 6-inch x 3-foot 10-inch berth. Six opening portholes and an overhead hatch provide excellent ventilation. With its bow thruster for dock-side maneuvering and its unequalled reputation as an offshore - inshore fishing or cruising boat, the Albin 28 is a true delight to handle in any weather.

Key Features of This Yacht
Vessel Description
Additional Information
- Garmin GPSmap XAV 12" MFD
- Garmin 25kW Radar
- Uniden UM 380 VHF
- Standard Horizon Eclipse VHF
- Autohelm Bi-Data - Speed & Depth
- Spotlight with Helm Control
- Bow-Thruster
- Freedom 1800w Inverter
- Anchor Windlass
- Bruce and Fortress Anchor
- Aft Enclosure and Cabin Cushions Recently Replaced
- Two Burner Propane Stove
- Fridge/Freezer
- Microwave
Yacht Specification
Vessel Name
BAILEY
Length
30 ft
Beam
10 ft
Manufacturer
Albin
Model
28 Tournament
Year Of Vessel
1995
Boat Type
power-cruiser
Fresh Water Tank
36 gal
Holding Tank Capacity
20 gal
Fuel Capacity
132 gal
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Make
Peninsular
Engine Model
6.5L The Beast
Engine Hours
1975
Engine Type
Inboard
No. of Fuel Tanks
1
No. of Engine
1
Engine HP
1 X 300
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View AllAbout 1995 Albin 28 Tournament
This 1995 Albin 28 Tournament is a premium power category boat currently located in South Bristol, ME, United States. It is powered by 1 Peninsular engines producing 1 X 300 HP. With a beam of 10 ft and a fuel capacity of 132 gal gallons, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Diesel powered boats with efficient layouts.


