1979 Albin 43 (North Carolina)

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Exterior Photos

Traditional trawler-style exterior layout with good brightwork, Taylor Made fenders, and a Magma grill. A 2021 KL Industries Water Tender 9.4 hard polyethylene dinghy (approximately 9'4") is carried.

Deck Photos

On the flybridge, Todd captain's chairs face a Garmin GPS, Standard Horizon VHF, engine gauges and controls, helm controls, and a compass, all within a full enclosure with fans and excellent visibility. Forward, a windlass is fitted, and bridge-clearance options range from approximately 21' with the mast raised to about 13' at the top of the Bimini or windshield, or approximately 16' with the 12' mast removed at the hinge bolt.

Interior Photos

The lower helm includes a Garmin GPS, Standard Horizon VHF, engine gauges with Morse engine controls, a Gemini compass, windlass and horn controls, Rule bilge pump controls, a bilge alarm, and a Xantrex LinkLITE battery monitor. The adjoining salon and galley show an L-shaped settee, Vizio television, FCF HVAC controls, large windows, and a countertop dining/seating area between the galley and salon.

Cabin Photos

The aft master stateroom features a centerline queen berth with a large hanging closet and generous storage. Opening windows and ports provide abundant natural light and convenient access to the aft head.

Head Photos

The aft head is equipped with an electric marine head and a brass sink, located adjacent to the aft master stateroom.

Other Photos

Twin diesel engines (approximately 3,913 hours starboard and 3,429 hours port) are serviced by Racor fuel filters, engine fuel sight gauges, and new transmission heat exchangers. The Westerbeke generator (approximately 6,619 hours), a Truecharge 40 battery charger, and a 10-gallon Raritan water heater make up the electrical and hot-water systems.

Jim Edwards

By Jim Edwards

Jim Edwards has spent his entire life around boats. He started sailing at a young age, racing the family boat with his father and sailing at Camp Sea Gull. He began his professional career with the YMCA as a Program Director in NC and went on to be Executive Director of a YMCA in Florida. Boating continued to be a big part of his life in both places.

In 2001, Jim and his family embarked on a three-year trip on their sailboat, Green Dolphin. After cruising the East Coast and the Bahamas, they settled in Oriental, North Carolina. Once there, he revived the business he had started in Florida, Bow to Stern Yacht Services. He expanded the scope of the business to include ASA Lessons, Captained and Bareboat Charters, Youth Programs, maintenance and repair services, and now, Yacht Brokerage services with Curtis Stokes and Associates.

Jim holds a USCG Masters License and many ASA Instructor Certifications. He has over 10,000 coastal cruising miles on sailboats and over 2,000 miles cruising on their 36' trawler. He currently owns and operates Bow to Stern Boating, a family-run charter business and boating school.

Jim is active in Oriental having served on the Parks and Recreation Committee; is currently Dragon Master for the New Year's Eve Dragon Run, and enjoys assisting in many other local events. He and his wife, Stephanie, have been in Oriental since 2004 and plan to retire there.

If you are looking to sell your boat Jim can list it and find a buyer. If you are wanting to buy a boat, Jim can help you determine what make and model would best suit your needs, and will help you find the perfect fit.

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