1981 Grand Banks 32 Sedan

This 1981 Grand Banks 32 is a fiberglass trawler built around a semi-displacement hull designed for comfortable extended cruising. The 32-foot boat has a beam of 11.5 feet and carries a single 120-horsepower Ford diesel engine, delivering a cruising speed of 7.2 knots and a maximum speed of 10 knots. The design is defined by traditional Grand Banks lines—a high bow, walkaround teak decks, and a raised wrap-around bulwark with handrails.

The interior centers on a single cabin with a spacious V-berth forward, fitted with a filler cushion to expand the sleeping area. The salon sits amidships with seating on both sides and a folding table for dining. The galley occupies the port side, while a helm station sits to starboard. A head with shower is located aft on the starboard side, complemented by a deep hanging locker on the port. Storage throughout the boat is plentiful, with additional capacity in the accessible engine room located mid-ship.

The boat has been equipped with a bow thruster, diesel heating, upgraded electronics, and a tender. The engine room layout allows adequate space for routine maintenance and servicing. The cockpit and flybridge configuration provides comfortable outdoor working and entertaining areas.