1973 42 Feet Grand Banks Classic

Accommodations
This double cabin layout begins with the guest staterooms forward, followed by a guest head compartment to starboard and a hanging locker & storage to port. Go up three steps and you're in the bright saloon and galley area, with the galley forward to port and the lower helm to starboard. There is an L-shaped settee to starboard. To port is another settee. Aft and down steps one finds the large master stateroom with port and starboard twin berths, an en suite head compartment with separate shower stall and a huge hanging locker. The signature rich teak Grand Banks interior is accented with white bulkheads and the many windows, opening ports and hatches keep all areas bright and well ventilated.

A/C units in Forward Stateroom Salon Master Stateroom

Galley This clean galley up arrangement allows the cook to prepare food and still be a part of the group. Good storage and counter space are provided. double stainless steel sink refrigerator electric stove with an oven Kenmore microwave oven icemaker

Electronics This beautiful classic has everything needed for safe cruising or just a day of play. Raytheon R80 radar/plotter Raymarine SP6001+ auto pilot Standard Horizon Voyager VHF radio Apelco MS254L depth sounder secondary Lowrance depth finder rudder indicator

Deck and Hull Equipment Elegant, Graceful, Dependable, A "Classic" teak handrails three boarding gates stainless steel bow rails and rub rails anchor platform Danforth and CQR anchors re-built windless w/ new foot switch aluminum mast with boom and winch salt and fresh water wash downs inflatable dingy and the 6hp Johnson Bimini Top

Mechanical & Engine Room twin 120 Lehman diesels BW Velvet drives just overhauled 3 stage Battery charger/Inverter 12kw Onan gen set 3 kw onan gen set Both Gen Sets have separate batteries and been recently serviced 4 new golf cart batteries Hart interface 110V Inverter

Brokers Comments The early Grand Banks 42 is the standard by which other similarly sized trawlers are judged. Indeed, few changes have been made over the years, attesting to the superb design and engineering. This particular example is especially lovely, with all the warmth and tradition found only on wooden boats. This Grand Banks has been lovingly maintained by her owners. She carries good equipment and must be seen to truly be appreciated.