This 1993 Grand Banks 46 is a semi-displacement trawler built to endure and cruise comfortably across extended passages. Her fiberglass hull spans 46 feet with a 14.75-foot beam, and she carries a pair of Caterpillar 3208 TA diesel engines producing 750 horsepower combined. Naiad stabilizers, fully rebuilt in 2024, work with the hull design to provide a steady ride. Cruising efficiency sits around 8.5 knots, with a top speed near 18 knots available when needed.
Below deck, the layout centers on a full-beam master stateroom forward and a generous saloon amidships with updated upholstery and custom blinds installed in 2023. The galley is well-equipped for extended cruising, and a second cabin and two heads complete the accommodation spaces. Above, the flybridge offers 360-degree sightlines and room to spend time underway. A Northern Lights 16 kW diesel generator installed in 2021 provides quiet, efficient power.
The yacht has benefited from substantial systems work over recent years: new fuel tanks around 2008, new running gear components in 2024, teak refinishing, and upgrades throughout the electrical and mechanical systems. Electronics have been updated to suit modern navigation needs. This Grand Banks represents the thoughtful stewardship expected of serious cruising yachts and retains the solid build quality the model is known for.
Length
46.00 FT
Beam
14.75 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Semi-Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
2
Engines
2
Engine Make
Caterpillar 3208 TA
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
4,407 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
8.50 KTS
Max Speed
18.00 KTS
Range
500.00 NM
Fuel
600 GAL
Water
286 GAL