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Albin 37 Palm Beach Trawler, Double Cabin

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PenBayCruiser
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Albin 37 Palm Beach Trawler, Double Cabin

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I've been looking at a couple of the 37' Palm Beach Trawlers on line. The port/stb cabin door layout along with the nice wide walk around decks are similar to our Spindrift's layout. So along with the nice accommodations, fly bridge & transom door makes this an appealing boat for us.

My current downeast hull, woodie, pilot house cabin cruiser has a semi-displacement full keel hull. She's very stable and predictable. The hull photos I've see of the Palm Beach looks like shallow semi-vee. How do owners of these boats find their low speed handling, ie manuevering through tight harbors & marines and docking. I frequently dock, single handed, onto a float with a cross wind against me so not getting blown off the dock before getting at least one line secured is important.

I'd appreciate any input about these boats.
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Re: Albin 37 Palm Beach Trawler, Double Cabin

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Like to hear from Greatlaker221 and marvwein if you folks are on here. Marvwein had one for sale, did that sell? Thanks
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Re: Albin 37 Palm Beach Trawler, Double Cabin

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Sorry just saw this post, Unfortunately, I cant help you yet. I am still restoring Tortuga and have not put her in the water yet. Think Spring!
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