1984 Alberg 22
Do you like Cape Dory Yachts? This is an Alberg 22, designed by the same Carl Alberg that designed the Cape Dory Yachts and many others. Classic lines and timeless tradition make the statement for this great full keel boat. She was built by Nye Yachts in Canada and was quality built.
In 2013, Severance was completely and professionally refitted and painted on the exterior with Awl-Grip, the same paint used to protect aircraft. There are some sling mark scrapes in the paint, on the starboard side, forward and aft. All of the deck hardware, including the toe rails, were rebedded and a bronze mushroom vent was added. The toe rail has been replaced with synthetic teak and therefore, no maintenance. The teak hand rails may need attention. There is a teak cockpit grate, that does not show in the photos. The bottom was soda blasted and a tar based epoxy was applied about 7 years ago. A new teak and holly cabin sole was installed at this time. She has an electric start outboard motor. The mainsail is 3 years old and was used for one season, probably ten times, it cost $1300 and was made by Hood Sails in RI (There are receipts). The genoa was reconditioned when the roller furling was purchased 4 seasons ago. It is about 10 years old but used lightly. Genoa was refurbished by an outfit in PA. The working jib is of the same vintage and hanks on; storm jib never used. She is in excellent condition overall and will most likely not be on the market very long.
She is on her own trailer that was also built by Nye Yachts and was repainted in 2013. She can roll down the highway today! New tires and wheel bearings were added. There is a custom zippered winter cover included. Come and check Severance out today!
