1989 Grand Banks 42

The 1989 Grand Banks 42 is a fiberglass trawler built around twin Cummins diesel engines producing 500 horsepower. With a 42-foot length and 13.58-foot beam, she delivers the hull design and seakindly qualities the Grand Banks name is known for, with a cruising speed of 8.5 knots.

The boat accommodates two cabins and two heads, arranged for comfortable cruising. The main saloon and flybridge provide additional social and operational spaces typical of the classic Grand Banks layout.

Recent upgrades include a new sanitation system with replaced toilets, hoses, and holding tank, rebuilt turbochargers, new fuel injectors, and new Tides Marine drip-free shaft seals. Electronics have been updated with Garmin dual chartplotters, radar, and autopilot. Upholstery throughout the salon, cabins, and flybridge is new.