2009 Albin 32 Tournament Express

The 2009 Albin 32 Tournament Express is a semi-displacement cruiser built on a reputation for balanced fishing and cruising capability. Measuring 32 feet, it combines classic lines with a practical layout that works equally well for couples, families, or anglers. The fiberglass hull—hand-laid with a solid fiberglass bottom—is known for its seaworthy characteristics and smooth ride across varied conditions. A single Cummins diesel engine delivering 480 horsepower powers the boat, with a bow thruster providing enhanced maneuvering. The engine has just 10 hours of running time.

The cockpit is spacious and uncluttered, with a hardtop and full enclosure offering all-weather protection. Wide side decks with high rails allow secure passage to the bow, where a windlass and anchor pulpit are fitted. A transom door and swim platform with ladder complete the exterior. Inside, the pilothouse functions as a comfortable saloon with large windows, a convertible dinette to starboard, and seating to port. The boat sleeps four, with a forward V-berth or island queen arrangement and private access to the head, which features an electric toilet, vanity, and separate enclosed shower—uncommon at this size.

The galley is fully equipped with a two-burner stove, microwave, refrigerator, and stainless steel sink. Fuel capacity is 300 gallons, water 73 gallons, and the holding tank holds 40 gallons. Standard equipment includes a generator, trim tabs, and a Raymarine electronics package with radar, GPS, VHF, and autopilot. The boat cruises at 14–16 knots with a top speed around 20 knots, designed for efficient long-distance running.