The Albin 28 Tournament Express is one of the longtime builder’s most successful designs, with more than 1,000 sold since its 1993 debut. Noted for its solid construction and sea kindly handling qualities, it is popular as both a family cruiser and a fishing boat.

The hull is a modified-vee, with a skeg-protected rudder and a reputation for straight tracking. The bow is tall, and freeboard extends well aft below an even sheer. The coach roof with handrails is surrounded by walkable side decks and a slight bulwark forward. A hardtop version features a swept-back wheelhouse with good visibility through a triple-pane windshield and large, opening side windows. The helm station with pedestal seat is to starboard, with a companion seat to port. The cockpit is large and open, with room for fishing or entertaining. Engine access for the standard 300-hp diesel is through deck hatches; an engine box is required for larger power plants.

The interior is compact and complete. There’s a large berth forward that converts to a spacious C-shaped dinette. The galley — with sink, stove, refrigerator and storage— is to port. There’s a head compartment to starboard.

Peninsular 300 Diesel With 500 hrs. (2017)

New high end starter

New Alternator

New A/C

New Canvas

GPS map XSV with radar

(2) new Deka 908 DKT batteries (oct 23)

Navico Auto Helm

Standard Horizon Quatum GX2360S

Bow Thruster

Ray Marine WiFi

Lofran Marlin Windlass

10 Ft Chain with 150ft of 5/8 rode

Jabsco Light

4 Place roof rocket launcher

8 rod holders

Fresh water rinse in cockpit

Tappan Microwave

Glomate GM1300 butane stove

Jabsco manual flush toilet

Life Raft (2014)