2004 Albemarle Express Sold Boat in Marco Island, FL US
Built in 2004
Express
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32 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $124,500 | $124,900 | $124,900 | $125,000 | $127,500 | $120,000 |
| Location | Marco Island | Pompano Beach | Pensacola | Saint Petersburg | Saint Petersburg | Miami |
| Nominal Length | 32' | 28' | 45' | 35' | 37' | 27' |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | - | Caterpillar | Volvo | Yanmar | Yamaha |
| Total Engine Power | - | - | 420 hp | 300 hp | 315 hp | 300 hp |
| Days on Market | 4089 | 50 | 54 | 241 | 239 | 27 |
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A true fishing machine! This 1 owner sport fish is priced to sell she has all the built in fishing amenities, bottom serviced last fall of 2014 & oil changed October 2015, water pumps/impellers serviced regularly/injectors replaced a few years ago, a complete log is available. Owner has very little use of the boat an she is ready for a new home.
Key Features
Polycarbonite side curtains,
custom Stidd helm seat,
upper helm cover, Two GPS/Chartplotters one new in 2014 and new
(2014) radar antenna.
Twin Yanmar 6LYA 370hp
Westerbeke 5kw (150 hours)
New multi gage dash
Lowest price on the market
A true fishing machine! This 1 owner sport fish is priced to sell she has all the built in fishing amenities, bottom serviced last fall of 2014 & oil changed October 2015, water pumps/impellers serviced regularly/injectors replaced a few years ago, a complete log is available. Owner has very little use of the boat an she is ready for a new home.
Key Features
Polycarbonite side curtains,
custom Stidd helm seat,
upper helm cover, Two GPS/Chartplotters one new in 2014 and new
(2014) radar antenna.
Twin Yanmar 6LYA 370hp
Westerbeke 5kw (150 hours)
New multi gage dash
2004 Albemarle Express Video Tours
Albemarle Express: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Albemarle 360 Express Fish is a well-established model in Albemarle's lineup, having been popular for approximately five years with incremental updates over time. The most significant recent enhancement is the integration of IPS (Inboard Performance System) drives in the latest model 11, which has become a highly sought-after feature. This review focuses on the Albemarle 360 Express equipped with twin IPS 600 drives, providing a comprehensive evaluation of its design, performance, and onboard amenities.
Helm and Exterior Design
The helm station of the Albemarle 360 Express is thoughtfully arranged for ease of operation and comfort. It features dual 12-inch displays, an IPS joystick, single-lever sportfish controls, and a Bubble Pentas Electronic Vessel Control (EVC) readout with a selector positioned conveniently above. Communication and navigation are supported by Garmin VHF and autopilot systems. The stainless steel steering wheel is mounted at an ergonomic 45-degree angle, enhancing operator comfort. Notably, Albemarle retains the Palm Beach controllers, a preferred choice among operators. The cockpit offers 78 square feet of space, including a stern fish door secured by a magnetic catch, avoiding interference with lines due to the absence of cleats on the cap rail. Forward in the cockpit, there is a rigging station equipped with a bait freezer, sink, and an aerated livewell with rounded corners. Access to the helm deck is via two nine-inch steps from the cockpit, where seating arrangements include a portside bench with storage (or optional helm air conditioning) and an aft L-shaped seating area with additional storage. Safety and convenience are addressed with overhead grab handles, powder-coated handrails, and controls for outriggers.
Interior Living Spaces
Below deck, the Albemarle 360 Express features a functional galley located aft. It includes a stainless steel single basin sink, a single-burner electric stove, a microwave, and a refrigerated drawer, with easy access to electrical systems situated behind the helm panel. Opposite the galley is a spacious head compartment with a separate shower stall, providing privacy and comfort. The forward master stateroom is enclosed by privacy doors and contains a berth measuring approximately four feet three inches wide by six feet long. Surrounding the berth are storage shelves, and to starboard, there is dedicated rod storage for six fishing rods. To port, a comfortable ultra-leather settee accompanies a small table, which, while functional, could benefit from being larger or having fold-out leaves to better accommodate dining. The salon area also converts easily into additional sleeping accommodations with a fold-out bunk and an overhead cushion insert for extra berth space.
Power and Performance
Powered by twin IPS 600 drives, the Albemarle 360 Express demonstrates commendable performance characteristics. The test boat, with an estimated weight of 29,670 pounds including fuel, water, and four occupants, achieved a top speed of 32.1 knots at 3,500 RPM while consuming 43 gallons per hour, resulting in a fuel efficiency of approximately 0.75 nautical miles per gallon and a range of 359 nautical miles. The most efficient cruise was recorded at 3,000 RPM and 25.2 knots, burning 29 gallons per hour and extending the range to 419 nautical miles at 0.87 nautical miles per gallon. The turbocharged engines exhibit a slight lag before turbo spool-up, yet acceleration remains brisk with a time to plane of just under 6.2 seconds, 0 to 20 mph in 7.6 seconds, and surpassing 30 mph in 13.4 seconds. Handling is smooth and responsive with no dead spots in the power curve, and the IPS system provides excellent low-speed thrust, allowing an idle speed as low as 4.3 knots. Trolling valves further reduce the minimum speed to approximately 2.5 knots, producing clean, turbulence-free prop wash. During acceleration, a bow rise of about 16 degrees was observed, temporarily obscuring forward visibility for several seconds, warranting caution during rapid throttle increases. The power steering is highly responsive with no feedback, eliminating the need for a steering knob. Maneuverability is enhanced by the dynamic range of motion of the pods, enabling a 360-degree turn in 45 seconds at cruising speed and a return to below planing speed in 23 seconds. The boat handles light chop well, dispersing wake water widely with minimal spray reaching the windshield.
Overview from around the web 2004 Albemarle Express
Customers praise the 2004 Albemarle Express for its sturdy construction and reliable performance on the water
Many highlight its spacious deck layout, which provides ample room for fishing and entertaining. The boat’s smooth handling and powerful engine make it a favorite among anglers who enjoy both inshore and offshore fishing. Additionally, users appreciate the quality craftsmanship and durable materials, noting that the vessel holds up well over time. Overall, the 2004 Albemarle Express is valued for combining comfort, functionality, and performance in a versatile package.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2004 Albemarle Express offers a blend of performance, comfort, and versatility, making it a popular choice among anglers and recreational boaters alike. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with durable materials, the Albemarle Express 2004 is known for its rugged hull design that handles rough waters with confidence.
Spacious Layout: The boat provides ample deck space and comfortable seating, making it ideal for fishing trips or day cruising with family and friends.
Efficient Performance: Equipped with reliable engines, it delivers good fuel efficiency and smooth handling, ensuring a pleasant ride.
Fishing Features: Includes practical amenities such as rod holders, live wells, and tackle storage, catering well to avid anglers.
Good Storage: Offers multiple compartments for gear and supplies, helping to keep the deck uncluttered.
Cons
Older Technology: Being a 2004 model, it may lack some of the modern electronics and conveniences found in newer boats.
Maintenance Needs: As with any older vessel, maintenance and upkeep can be more demanding, potentially requiring attention to aging components.
Limited Cabin Space: The express design focuses more on open deck areas, so overnight accommodations and cabin space are minimal compared to larger models.
Fuel Capacity: While efficient, the fuel tank size may limit extended range without refueling, depending on usage.
Made For
The 2004 Albemarle Express is designed for serious anglers and boating enthusiasts who seek a versatile, durable, and high-performance vessel. Ideal for offshore fishing, it caters to those who want a reliable boat that combines comfort, ample storage, and advanced fishing features, making it perfect for both day trips and extended excursions on the water.
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