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Mar Azul
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Home Port: Mago Point , Waterford, Connecticut

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Post by Mar Azul »

Well after lurking on this site for a few years, I finally closed on a 2000 28 TE last week and drove it down from Mattapoisett Massachusetts to its new home in Niantic Connecticut. After selling my 24 foot rampage that I had for 17 years this August I spent almost 3 months going through boat withdrawal. After looking at every single engine diesel on the East Coast my girlfriend and I finally found the boat for us.
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Ben423
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Home Port: Two Harbors
Location: Southern California
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Post by Ben423 »

Congrats! You're going to love your new boat.
Rabiss
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Joined: Mon Apr 10, 2017 10:10 pm
Home Port: Port Charlotte Fl

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Post by Rabiss »

Congrats. It a great boat, I have one with no regrets
Randy
06 Albin 28
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rebuckley
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Joined: Wed Sep 22, 2010 12:38 pm
Home Port: Westerly, RI (WYC)
Location: East Lyme, CT

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Post by rebuckley »

Welcome ! Ahh Niantic - our Albin stays in Westerly, RI - but our bodies stay in East Lyme!!
Reb Buckley
36' 1983 Classic (Au Naturel)
15' Guardian Whaler
Westerly, RI (WYC)
Mark Deeser
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Joined: Sat Sep 06, 2014 1:11 pm
Home Port: Port of Call Yatch Club
Location: Astor FL on St John River

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Post by Mark Deeser »

Welcome to the Albin family, beside what everyone else has said that's a really good looking boat.
whwells
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Home Port: Anacortes Marina, Anacortes, Wa
Location: Trinidad, Ca.. & Tahoe Vista, Ca.

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Post by whwells »

Welcome. Well that is a beautiful boat so the wait was worth it. I have said elsewhere the good ones are becoming rare with no on going production. The following is strong so if you give it great care it may even go up in value rather than down slightly.
Howard
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Capt Brad
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Home Port: Mattapoisett Ma

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Post by Capt Brad »

Welcome, it’s kind of funny as I just bought a 2006 28TE this spring, dark blue and brought it up to Mattapoisett. They are great boats.
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CaptRonV
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Home Port: Chicago Il
Location: Chicag IL

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Post by CaptRonV »

Welcome aboard. She looks just like my 2001, purchased two months ago in Savannah (originally from Stamford Ct, "Absolutely").
I can't wait for May to come. I'll be the first one on Lake Michigan.
So far, the only experience has been an hour or so during the sea trials.
Captain Ron Voisard
Chicago.Il.
Absolutely
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Mar Azul
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Post by Mar Azul »

Hey CapRonV ,Boy these Albins sure make their way around . My boat was originally from Lake Michigan. The previous owners use her to do the “Great Loop “ .
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