1984 Grand Banks 49 Classic

The 1984 Grand Banks 49 Classic is a fiberglass trawler built on the displacement hull design the brand is known for. Twin John Deere diesel engines producing 440 horsepower deliver a cruising speed of 8.26 knots and a maximum speed of 10.43 knots. The boat measures 49 feet in length with a 15.42-foot beam, offering a solid platform for extended passages.

The interior layout features three staterooms and two heads, making the boat suitable for cruising crews or families. The galley, saloon, and cabin spaces are arranged in the classic Grand Banks configuration. Wide side decks and a covered aft deck provide secure footing and protected space while underway, while the flybridge offers a second helm station and outdoor viewing area.

The boat has undergone more than $200,000 in upgrades throughout her life, including a complete rebuild and upgrade to the Naiad stabilizers system. This work reflects sustained maintenance and improvement consistent with extended cruising use.