2003 Grand Banks 43 Eastbay HX

This 2003 Grand Banks 43 Eastbay HX is built on a C. Raymond Hunt modified deep-V hull, a design celebrated for its soft, dry ride and confident tracking in varied sea conditions. The fiberglass hull carries enough deadrise to cut through head seas while maintaining efficiency at both displacement and planing speeds. Twin Caterpillar 3126 turbo diesels totaling 840 horsepower power the boat, with approximately 1700 hours on the engines. The yacht typically cruises comfortably in the mid-20-knot range with a top end in the high 20s, depending on load and conditions.

The boat is finished in classic Flag Blue with a teak cockpit and non-skid surfacing on the decks and house. At 43 feet in length with a 13-foot beam, she has a layout with two cabins and one head suited to extended cruising. The current systems package reflects modern upgrades while the overall design maintains the purposeful, elegant character for which the Eastbay line is known.