Re: 2560 Old Town Atlantis 1970
StarsnStripers,
I have owned my 1968 2560 for 3 years now. What a wonderful lady. Tough enough for the Massachusetts Coast to Stillwagon up to Maine where she was built. I have repowered with a 2003 350 OMC but retain the '68' OMC 800 I/O. 26ft LOA, 8ft beam. Built in Maine, for the Atlantic waters.
This is a one of a kind vessel. A true head turner everywhere she has taken me. She has been refitted and rebuild. She has given my family and friends 3 seasons of great times. She has a fantastic cockpit and a very comfortable Vberth with a flushing head. All new foam and vinyl.
The electrical has been redone with new fuse / circuit breaker boxes. Three bilge pumps, one of them electroninc.
The engine has less than 300 hours and less that 5 hours since the heads were removed, and professioanly ported and poliched with 3 angle valves. The outdrive shifts smoothly and is working perfectly. A 36 gallon tank will give a range of 180 miles with an hours reserve. She cruises at 20 mph at 3300 RPM burning 3.5 GPH. Top speed is 34 MPH.
I lobster every day, during the season from My to October and striper charter her also. She was rough when I got her from Cape Cod, but it is a joy to work on this boat when she needs it. You will become VERY familiar with the OMC power train, and will take a bit of ribbing form the sailors here on this board, all in jest as they are a jelous bunch when it comes to OMC and Oh no I/o's in general. You will find an abundance of parts avilable on many fronts. I use craigslist a lot and find some great deals, also the coast of New England is full of OMC stuff.
Happy sailing, good luck with her. Thanks for the pic's, good vessel.
Capt. Dan
Newburyport Massachusetts.
Dont be jelous Bondo, you have one! lol 
