Grand Banks 32 Diesel Sedan

Description

1969 32' Grand Banks trawler.Mahogany over yacal and teak (no rot). Ford lehman 120 diesel with under 5,000 hours runs well with no issues. New Velvet Drive transmission installed 2015. Newer 6kw Marinetech Genset. Newer 4DA deep cycle batteries. Hull and transom just painted / varnished. Teak decks are solid and still thick and underlayment is good. Full canvas in good condition. New zincs. New bulge pumps and float switches. Newer electronics, Garmin 700 series touch chart plotter with integrated radar. Power windlass anchor, VHF. Runs and cruises very well and only burns 2.8 gallons of diesel an hour. Gas tanks are solid. The boat is currently dry docked and shrink wrapped (paid until June 15 ). The boat was in the water Nov 2015 and ran well and floated well (kept on a mooring). Hull is very solid with no cracked ribs or rot. Planking and fasteners in good condition. Bottom very tight. Rub rails in good condition. Teak decks need some caulk replaced and some bungs replaced. Super structure is solid. Interior is all original with newer cushions throughout. Head with shower, full gallery with stove/ oven/ refrigerator, flybridge, duel stations, I encourage you to come and inspect the boat and ask questions. runs well and floats. This classic would make a great live aboard or cruiser. Boat needs a lot of little things but nothing to stop you from cruising. New battery charger needs to be installed (come with sale). Fresh water pump for galley sink needs to be looked at along with shower grey water pump. A few bulbs here and there need to be replaced. Cabin top and sides needs sanding and painting and bright work to be done- the paint is chipping off on the cabin due to a bad shrink wrap job 2 winters ago (no vents). There is a small soft spot about the size of a quarter below head porthole that I havent addressed yet. refrigerator pump is newer but doesn't get really cold. The teak decks need some caulk replaced and some bungs replaced. Engine kill cable needs to be replaced. Fly bridge super structure is solid but the seats backs could use some new plywood. The boat is over 40 years old but can easily be brought back up to condition with a little work. I paid $23,000 for her 4 years ago and she looked really nice. My wife and I have a newborn baby now and I wont be able to give the boat the attention she deserves. So with a heavy heart she must go. 2 gallons of bottom paint comes with sale.Pics are recent 2014-2015 only the cabin paint condition has changed. This boat is a great complete restoration candidate and would be easily worth $35,000-50,000.There may be some more condition issues that I am not aware. Boat is being sold as is. Boat being sold where is. Message with me questions.