1991 Albemarle 32 feet

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1991 Albemarle 32 Convertible Sueshe

Introduced in 1988, the Albemarle 325 is one of the few flybridge boats under 35 feet produced. The 325 is a beautiful Yacht encompassing traditional styling with a well-flared bow. She is heavy and can handle big water and tough conditions which will please your family, guests, fellow fishing partners or professional fishing guides and customers alike. American Nautical perfection is becoming extinct. They do not build Boats or Yachts like this anymore and finding solid Sea Worthy Cruising and Sport Fishing models in excellent and well above average condition is becoming difficult. This Albemarle was repowered with 2002 twin Cummins diesel engines. The 6BT series 5.9 Cummins were the exact same footprint used in approximately 3 million Dodge trucks. Parts are inexpensive and readily available. Sueshe weighs roughly 18,000 LBS and most other competitors in this 32 foot range weigh around half of that amount. In addition, she boasts an 80 square foot cockpit found in much larger Yachts today and has an 11 foot beam. The galley-down all teak interior of the Albemarle 325 is surprisingly roomy. The salon with a convertible sofa, 2 chairs and dinette/office desk is all wrapped in teak. The enclosed head is also one of the largest on any 32 footer and includes a separate stall shower. A/C, cabinets and trim, and entertainment center are all handcrafted in solid colored matched teak.

If you want a boat to cruise, fish or just explore long range in comfort and style this is your Boat. Sueshe is ready to go with minor upgrades in electronics or just use your Ipad or Phone to navigate the World!

Plantation Boat Mart & Marina is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Galati Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel