1991 Grand Banks 42' (12.80 m) Motoryacht
St. Petersburg, Florida, United States
Crustacean
In 1991 Grand Banks retooled the 42' hull mold adding to the length and beam creating a more spacious and seakindly yacht and adding extensive use of interior teak. Twin Cummins - Repowered in 2010 with factory remanufactured diesels w/new ZF 220 transmissions Electronics, mostly new in 2022 Onan 8
- Trawlers
- Power
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
- HIN/IMO: GNDD1180I91
$ 235,000 USD
€ 206,775 Euros
$ 333,652 CAD
£ 178,121 GBP
Data Sheet
HIN/IMO: GNDD1180I91
LOA: 43' 3'' (13.18 Meters)
Type: Power- Used
Year: 1991
Beam: 14' 1''
LWL: 41' 1''
Draft Max: 4' 2''
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Fuel Tank: 400 Gallons (1514.16 Liters)
Fresh Water: 240 Gallons (908.5 Liters)
Holding Tank: 40 Gallons (151.42 Liters)
Displacement: 34000
Tender HIN: WZX1001OA919
Tender Registration: FL
Full Details
Vessel Overview
This Grand Banks 42 Motor Yacht is a semi-custom with galley up, two stateroom yacht with an enormous full beam aft owner's stateroom. This stateroom boasts a centerline queen berth, full head with dedicated shower, cabinets, drawers, hanging locker, and desk. There is an overhead hatch and 8 opening ports for extensive ventilation. Cabin fans throughout.
The spacious forward stateroom has an ensuite head with shower stall and generous storage.
Both heads are VacuFlush fresh water heads
What makes this semi-custom Grand Banks truly unique it left the factory with the utility room configuration installed, representing a highly customized and exceptionally rare configuration for a Grand Banks. This utility room has a top loading deep freezer, storage cabinets, including a full height pantry, washer/dryer, and workbench with tool storage.
The main salon features a new full opening front salon window (2020) that provides flow through ventilation.
Electronics
All Garmin installed in 2022 -
- Garmin GPSMap 1243xsv Chart Plotter, flybridge
- Garmin GPSMap 743xsv Chart Plotter, lower helm
- Garmin GPS Echomap Plus 70 Chart Plotter - tender
- All three Garmins include entire Great Loop and Bahamas
- Raymarine auto pilot, both stations
- Starlink
- 2ea stereos - flybridge and salon with 4 speaker zones and bluetooth interface,2022
- Standard Horizon Quest VHF, lower helm
- Standard Horizon Eclipse VHF, upper helm
- AIS send/receive
- Cel phone dock station w/additional double USB - flybridge
- 2 Double USBs in owner's stateroom
- LED lighting
Galley
- Electric stove w/oven
- Grunnert 110v holding plate refrigeration - refrigerator in galley and refrigerator/freezer in main salon
- Ice maker, 2022
Utility Room
Factory designed and built
- Deep freezer, Grunnert 110v holding plate
- Storage
- Combo Splendide washer/dryer, vented
- Microwave
- Workbench
Electrical
- Onan 8kw generator w/Racor fuel filter and sound shield, 3680 hrs
- Xantrex Freedom SW Sine wave 3000 watt inverter/charger - dedicated to 6ea Group 31 AGM house batteries
- Xantrex True Charge 40 amp charger - dedicated to engine, generator, and dinghy lift
- 6ea House batteries, AGM Group 31, 2022
- 2ea Engine start batteries, AGM Group 31, 2022
- Dinghy lift battery, AGM Group 28, 2022
- ProSafe FS60 galvanic isolator
- 50 amp and 30 amp shore cords and adaptors
- 50 amp service w/bow and stern receptacles
- Bonding system
- Air/Heat - 3 units, one 16,000 BTU and 2ea 12,000 BTU
Hull and Deck
- 8ea Newfound Metal SS opening ports in owner's stateroom
- 88# Rocna w/200' 3/8" HT chain, nylon braid rode
- Fortress FX55 with chain and additional nylon braid rode
- Lofrans Tigress windlass, 2022
- Saltwater anchor washdown w/high volume pump
- Fore and aft freshwater washdown
- 10' Sport Rigid dinghy w/steering console w/GPS plotter, 2019
- Anchor for dinghy
- 30hp Evinrude outboard, 2019
- Custom davits w/electric hoist, 2019
- Bimini w/enclosure
- Cushions
- Teak table w/cover
- Wheel cover
- Dock lines
- Fenders
- Magma propane grill, rail mount aft deck
- Propane locker w/tanks
- SS opening center window in salon
- 4ea opening hatches
- Mesh window covers
- Exterior teak unfinished, Transom varnished and covered
- Teak swim platform,finished
- Fuel Tanks (4 x 100 gal) aluminum replaced in 2013
Engine and Mechanical
Twin 2010 Cummins 6BT 220hp @2,600 rpm, remanufactured and installed in 2010
- Synchronized, 2 stations
- New gears ZF220, 2010
- Fuel tanks replaced w/4ea 100gal aluminum, 2013
- Fuel polishing system, 160GPH
- Oil change system for both engines, transmissions and generator
- Dual Racor filters w/valves for each engine
- Instant hot water system, 2011
- Spare props
- 4ea automatic bilge pumps - 2 standard, one highwater and one sump
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