1989 Grand Banks GND01

The 1989 Grand Banks 36 Classic is a fiberglass trawler built for extended cruising. Twin Cummins diesel engines deliver 320 horsepower and support a cruising speed of 8.5 knots with a maximum speed of 14 knots. The 36-foot hull spans 12.67 feet in beam, providing a stable platform for blue-water passage-making.

The interior arranges two staterooms, each with its own head, along with teak parquet flooring and substantial cabinet and drawer storage throughout. The owner suite features a double island bed and private desk. The galley and saloon complete the main deck layout, offering comfortable living quarters for extended time aboard.

The flybridge includes a second helm station with full 360-degree visibility and duplicate controls. A bimini top shelters the helm area. The flybridge is broad and long enough to seat eight and incorporates water-tight stowage compartments beneath the seating. Additional storage lives under the flybridge console as well.

The teak joinery and fiberglass construction combine durability with traditional yacht aesthetics throughout the boat.