Built originally for Robert And Mildred Newton. Mr. Newton was the Founder and CEO/President of American Marine Ltd. which is "Grand Banks". She is Hull number 125 out of 353 very similar to her that are True Woodies, ( a plank on frame construction) . Grand Banks went on from Hull 354 thru 1589 in Fiberglass construction. She was named by Mr. Charlie Stokes, a somewhat famous artist in all things carved, inlaid, and a degree-less engineer extraodinaire.
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Separate 30 gallons, 30 inch tank. All fuel not consumed is returned to this tank. Helpful for establishing fuel consumption.
Accessible from master stateroom, transfer, polish fuel, cap up day tank.
hull was wooded 5 years ago and in excellent shape. Bottom was painted on year ago. Paint above waterline looks good except for at one butjoint where there is a paint crack, not structural, just needs a touch up.Last survey was done in 2000. Zincs have been replaced twice since then, including the diver plate zincs. Detroits have roughly 4800 hours, Last checked in 2001 and water pumps, belts, fuel lines were replaced. Seller recommends that the next buyer should do as he did when he bought the boat. Original fuel tanks with no need for replacing, transmission transmissions and engines replaced in 1974. Original motors were Daytona's but company went out of business. There was nothing wrong with the engines but the previous owner didn't want to have engines that he might have trouble getting parts for. Present engines are economical. Dripless shaft seals on starboard side, replaced in 2006. Port side serviced at same time. Stock ID: Q-00801
Category: Commercial Boats
Water Capacity: 0 gal
Type: Trawler
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Manufacturer: Grand Banks
Holding Tank Size:
Model: 42 Classic
Passengers: 0
Year: 1969
Sleeps: 0
Length/LOA: 42' 0"
Hull Designer:
Price: $40,700 / €31,276
Engine Manufacturer: Detroit Diesel
Condition: Unavailable
Engine Model:
Boat's Name:
Engine Type: Other
Stock Number: Q-00801
Number of Engines: 2
Location: Decatur, AL 35601
United States
Engine Drive: Other
Beam: 13' 7"
Horsepower: 110 hp
Draft: 0' 0"
Engine Year: 1974
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Displacement: 0 t
Engine Hours: 4800
Ballast:
Fuel Type: Diesel
HIN:
Fuel Capacity: 830 gal
Hull Material: Wood
Propeller Type: Other
Number of Hulls: 1
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Cruise Speed: 6 knots / 6.9 mph / 11.11 kph
Boat Ad Last Revised: [removed phone]:36:13
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