1963 Grenfell Command Bridge

This 1963 Grenfell Command Bridge is a 34-foot wooden cruiser built by renowned Pacific Northwest designer Thornton Grenfell. Hull #112 features mahogany carvel planking over bent oak frames and is powered by twin 270 HP Crusader gas engines with V-drives, delivering a comfortable 9-knot cruise. The boat accommodates a couple well and has been maintained in covered storage by long-term owners.

The layout centers on a protected cockpit with full canvas enclosure and built-in seating that lifts for engine access. The flybridge sits above with a simple helm to port and bench seating under a bimini. Below deck, the cabin holds a galley and dinette to starboard with two chairs, and the helm to port. A double berth forward benefits from two overhead hatches for ventilation.

Mechanical and utility systems include a new Westerbeke 3.5 kw generator, an Espar forced-air diesel furnace, electric heat, and a bus heater. The galley is equipped with a three-burner propane stove and oven, microwave/convection oven, and an under-counter fridge/freezer accessible from both the cabin and cockpit. The head features an electric toilet and flip-down shower drain tray.

Additional equipment includes a 9-foot Livingston fiberglass dinghy with Tohatsu 8 hp outboard, three solar panels mounted on the cockpit canvas, and full canvas protection for the cockpit and bimini. The boat is in original condition throughout.