Grand Banks 42 Classic

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42' Grand Banks Classic Latest updates in RED and updates before 2010 purchasing in BLUE. More pictures, videos, and appraisal available upon request.Trawler Fest is happening in MD the Oct 1st weekend and we are offering show pricing for anyone that looks at her during the next 3 weeks. The boat is a short 30 minutes away from the show.Year: 1974 Located In Royal Oak, MD Hull Material: Fiberglass Engine/Fuel Type: Twin Diesel YW# 1791-2112045 Horse PlayBuilder/DesignerBuilder: Grand Banks Designer: Ken Smith DimensionsLOA: 42’ LWL:40’6” Beam: 13’7” Displacement: 37,400Lbs Draft: 4’6” Engines: Engine(s): 2 Ford Lehman Engine(s) HP: 120, 240 Total3800 Hours Cruising Speed: 8.6 K Max Speed: 9.2 K Tankage:Fuel: 370 Aluminum (New in 06 great site glass) Water: 260 Gallon Holding: 30 Gallon 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. Aft and down steps one finds the large master stateroom with port and starboard twin berths, an ensuite 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.(2) 16,000 BTU Cruiseair reverse cycle AC/Heat units Sony AM/FM 10 CD changer stereo Flat screen HD TV and Antenna system (Added New) Window screens (New in 04) New winter cover in 2012 Added window covers for sun block & ventilation (2012) All interior and exterior cushions have been redone (2010) All new interior window treatments (2010) All new head liners with Komatex mildew resistant material (2010) All exterior and interior bright work refinished (2010) Port transmission rebuilt (2014) Galley This galley up arrangement allows the cook to prepare food and still be a part of the group. Good storage and counter space are provided.Force 10 3 Burner propane stove with oven (New in 00) (2) Sub Zero Refrigerator and Freezer Double Stainless steel sinks with H/C pressure water 6 Gallon Water Heater Microwave (New in 10) Propane sniffer (New in 00) Paragon water pump (New in 08) ElectronicsEncron autopilot (Powers up, not currently working) (2) Dart Knotmeter/Log/Depth/Temp (2) Icom VHF radio Garmin GPS 3210C with Network GMS10 (2010) Garmin GPS 3005C (2010) Garmin GMR21 Radar (2010) Garmin GSD21 Sonar (2010) Ritchie Compass (2010) Danforth Compass ElectricalMase 7.6KW Generator with sound shield (New in 04 1,200HRS as of 16) 240 Volt Shore Power connections and cords (3) Batteries (New 2015) Automatic Battery Charger (New in 04) Hull and DeckPowerwinch electric Windlass 44 lb Bruce anchor with 175 foot rope and chain 20 lb Danforth anchor Freshwater deck wash down Seal Dingy with 3.5 Tahatsu engine (4 stroke new in 10) Dual bimini top Full bridge enclosure Mast, radar bracket and rigging (New in 01) New Shafts and Cutlass Bearings(2014) Bottom barrier coat with bottom paint and boot stripe (2016)Video Links:https://youtu.be/M7QZE7Wk7X0https://youtu.be/U8dRZS_l4Eghttps://youtu.be/bKsUUVZbZLshttps://youtu.be/yDKoUvrrXb0 http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1974/Grand-Banks-42-Classic-2761961/Royal-Oak/MD/United-States#.V-GUFnXrtEY