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Let the refurbishment begin! View my complete profile. Friday, July 25, 2014. Let the refurbishment begin! Pipe Dream is no longer for sale pending the completion of the refurbishment process. So far, the transmission has been repaired and the engine re-installed with one new mount and a new oil filter. Next is to wash down the interior and perhaps paint the underside of the cabin top.

This Blog will chronicle the complete restoration of an Alberg 30 sailboat. Saturday, August 11, 2012. The inflatable dingy we used as a tender was getting a little threadbare and since it had no motor, it severely limited our options for use. An inflatable can be very difficult to row in the trade winds. I decided to build a nesting dingy and after a little research online I settled on the Chameleon nesting dinghy designed by Danny Greene. The next day we split the halves and.

The Alberg 30 is a beautiful boat. And built by Whitby Boatworks in Ontario, she is both graceful and sturdy. The first Alberg 30 was launched in the summer of 1962. Since then, over 700 have been built. Almost 200 are members of the Chesapeake Bay Alberg 30 Association. There is also the Great Lakes Alberg Association. The Alberg 30 is well suited to both racing and cruising.