1969 Grand Banks 42 Classic

This 1969 Grand Banks 42 Classic is an early example of the design that defined a generation of cruising trawlers. Built with a wooden hull and powered by twin Ford Lehman diesel engines, she carries the solid, semi-displacement characteristics that make the type known for smooth, comfortable passage at modest cruising speeds around 8 knots.

The interior features warm wood tones finished under varnish throughout the spacious salon. The boat sleeps two cabins and includes two heads, making her suitable for extended cruising or live-aboard use. The layout takes full advantage of the 42-foot length and 14-foot-6-inch beam.

Kept in a boathouse since new and maintained by three owners over her life, the boat remains in the Tacoma area. The wooden construction and long-term shelter storage speak to the care invested in preserving her.