1991 Grand Banks 42 Classic

This 1991 Grand Banks 42 Classic is a fiberglass-hulled trawler built for steady cruising and extended passagemaking. At 42 feet in length with a 13-foot beam, the design balances seaworthiness with manageable handling. The boat is powered by a Cummins engine and has been repowered as part of recent upgrades.

The layout includes two cabins and two heads, providing comfortable overnight accommodations for owners and guests. Interior spaces are organized around the proven Grand Banks floorplan that has earned the class its reputation for livable cruising yachts.

Notable upgrades include new AGM battery banks, modern electronics, a fridge-freezer, and Starlink satellite connectivity. These additions enhance both the functionality and connectivity of the boat for extended time away from shore.