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Old 11-29-2012, 01:55 PM   #41
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thnx. Eric

I don't know what dock it's on BUT -------- The trailer is in the adjoining parking lot...the boat is not under cover near the end of the walkway which is on the Starboard side of the gangway...... yes the Volvo-Penta is New(to me anyway!!).....stay dry....john
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Old 11-29-2012, 02:25 PM   #42
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John,
There is a lady that has an Albin 25 far out on the right end of the right float going down the ramp on the east side of the north harbor. There's an old green tug under the covered part of that float (don't remember the letter #). Do you remember this Tug? ... The Maggie B ?
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Old 11-29-2012, 06:03 PM   #43
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Hi Eric -- Haven't quite figured out the Private Message reply procedure ... check out Kijiji-British Columbia for manual Toyota Camry ... there are several listed ...... how do I reply privately?????? jp
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Old 11-29-2012, 06:10 PM   #44
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Albin

Yes that is the correct road --I remember the green tug------- the Albin I was looking at is just beyond the covered slips on the right--- probably the same boat ------ John Norberg is the fellow who has it for sale.....it has a partially deflated dingy on the cabin........... ..... also if you are coming over to Pender check out corbetthousecountryinn.com ..........that's us !!
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Old 11-29-2012, 07:45 PM   #45
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Lucy,
Look in the upper right hand corner of this page your look'in at. See ( Quick Links ) .. right above that see ( Private Messages ).
Or click on someone's username like ( manyboats ) (me) and on the left side of the page see ( see Send Message ) or if you click on a large username click on ( see profile ) or ( send (so and so) a msg ).

I figured most of that out in 2007 when I started this forum stuff.

May be another Albin as the one I was talking about was owned by a woman.
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Old 11-29-2012, 07:51 PM   #46
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There is an active Albin group on yahoo with searchable archives. I'm still a member as I was looking for an Albin 27 for a while.
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Old 11-29-2012, 11:45 PM   #47
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You will have to join the forum to see pictures and older posts, I think, but it's free.
If you already have been there ignore this.
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I'm a little sad!!!!!

Checked out the La Conner Albin the other day and although it seemed mechanically great -cosmetically it was lacking ------ they had modified the aft cabin and eliminated the "tunnel" in which ones legs would be when sleeping.......I think this was done to provide a standing area for fishing.....It did take away from the "authenticity" of the boat..........and after figuring the added cost of duties.re-registering..etc. etc....... $$ ....... Any Canadian registered Albins out there that have been re-powered -- on trailers -- and have been looked after for 20k or less let me know............thanks for all of your input ....... I do think that the Albin 25 is the boat for me .... to find the right one is the challenge............there is one in Sidney BUT it has a full "roof" which won't work for us...........picky!!!!!! but why not-----it is only a toy!!!! john
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Old 12-06-2012, 01:38 AM   #49
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If looking for an Allweather boat, mine is going up for sale... hull #8 1988 29hp 3 cylender perkins REASONABLY PRICED West Coast aluminum trailer goes with it....
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Old 12-06-2012, 09:59 AM   #50
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If looking for an Allweather boat, mine is going up for sale... hull #8 1988 29hp 3 cylender perkins REASONABLY PRICED West Coast aluminum trailer goes with it....
Sigh...

We can only afford one boat, but if we could afford two an Allweather would be at the top of the list!
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Old 12-06-2012, 10:54 AM   #51
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ahhhh haaaa !!!

The search light has just spotted a vessel in the water ....... all I've heard and seen re. the Allweather has been positive ... so what is it that makes the Allweather soooooo desirable?????? If one buys a boat from afar how does one transport said boat across several States without driving the price up to $80,000 .................. I've figured out how to make a "private contact" Now how the heck do you include a "quote" and or partial quote stay dry and warm john
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Old 12-06-2012, 11:57 AM   #52
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This may be your lucky day...

Homer Hughes, owner of Allweather Boats, is not in good health and is getting out of the game. His boat is for sale, as is his company;

Allweather Boats

This was my absolute, number one, so far above the rest trailerable boat for BC waters it was ridiculous. I kept a constant vigil for years trying to find one for sale.

Turns out we went for a bigger, beamier boat in the end, but there was a time I would have dropped everything for an Allweather!

More pictures; Allweather Boats

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Murray – Not to mention the exceptionally seaworthy hull (her bow height and prow flare are simply beautiful) and sleek superstructure design and sheer utilitarian layout of Allweather Boats... the following quote is priceless; imagine the range at slow cruise if needed! Thanks for providing that link. I hope the tradition can be carried on! – Art

“Basically we have shrunk a much larger boat into a trailerable vessel that you can afford to operate for a pittance compared to other types of rigs. No wound up screaming engines. Just that ultra reliable little diesel ticking away at some 12 to 20 nautical miles per gallon.”
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My Allweather boat back on market, everyone says they want this style trawler but have had 3 offers and wives have decided they are not the boat for them...
Really need to sell it to show some cash in bank to refi my mortgage....
Posted on Craigs list Seattle for $20,000 but will look at any reasonable offer...price includes a top of the line trailer...
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My Allweather boat back on market, everyone says they want this style trawler but have had 3 offers and wives have decided they are not the boat for them...
Really need to sell it to show some cash in bank to refi my mortgage....
Posted on Craigs list Seattle for $20,000 but will look at any reasonable offer...price includes a top of the line trailer...
Gee, geoh - I truly hope she sells sooner rather than later for ya. You also have her posted on SF CL? Unfortunatly for you we're all set with our Tolly and not looken to buy. If anyone here (north of SF) seems they might like a look at her I'll let you know through TF. Best Luck Art
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Allweather 26

I spotted this on Craiglist. Looks rough, but it is the least expensive Allweather I have seen. All weather boat
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I spotted this on Craiglist. Looks rough, but it is the least expensive Allweather I have seen. All weather boat
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Old 02-06-2013, 02:11 PM   #57
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Looks like we have a buyer capt on a tug boat between wash and ak....Obviously a good fit for the Allweather boat.
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