1977 Grand Banks 32 Sedan

This 1977 Grand Banks 32 Sedan is a classic fiberglass trawler powered by a single Ford Lehman diesel engine rated at 120 horsepower. The boat measures 32 feet in length with an 11.5-foot beam and draws 3 feet 9 inches. Fuel capacity is 200 gallons, with 110 gallons of fresh water and a single holding tank.

The interior includes a forward V-berth, a starboard head compartment with sink and shower, and a port-side hanging locker. The salon features a galley on the port side with a three-burner propane stove and oven, stainless steel sink with hot and cold pressure water, and under-counter refrigeration. Port and starboard settees provide additional seating. The lower helm is positioned to starboard. Interior fabrics have been replaced, and a portable air conditioning unit is installed in the salon.

On deck, the boat carries a bimini top and aft canvas cover, bow pulpit, and safety rails throughout. The teak decks and teak swim platform give traditional character. A stabilizing and lifting mast is fitted, along with a windlass and anchor. The upper helm station features a bimini and bench seating. An aft transom door provides convenient access.

Electronics include an ICOM 402S VHF radio, Danforth compass, dual stations, manual searchlight, and navigation lights. The boat has 12-volt DC power with two house batteries and a 30-amp shore power inlet with charger. Both automatic and manual bilge pumps are installed, along with an electric horn, barometer, and clock.