1966 Grand Banks 32 Sedan

This 1966 Grand Banks 32 Sedan is a classic trawler with the distinctive lines that define the model. Built as hull number 11 of 861 examples, she measures 32 feet long with an 11.5-foot beam and carries a single 109-horsepower Lehman diesel engine that cruises at 7 knots. The wooden hull is built for seagoing comfort and handles well in typical cruising conditions.

The interior layout suits couples cruising with a compact galley, dinette, and a spacious forward berth. The head includes a shower with 6'4" of headroom. An upper helm station and a large covered aft cockpit provide ample room topside, and a custom forward-facing seat beside the helm aids crew communication. Storage is distributed throughout the boat for extended trips.

The boat emerged from a two-year refit completed in 2024. During this period, the wooden hull was surveyed and found sound, with fasteners inspected and removed as needed. A new shaft log was built and the shaft replaced. All through-hulls were renewed. The electrical system was completely rewired with new panels, batteries, and charger installed. The water system was rebuilt with new lines and hot water tank. The head was reconfigured with a composting toilet. The Lehman diesel received a full service, including new hoses, cooling system work, and injector service.