1999 GRAND BANKS 46’ EUROPA - T-350hp Caterpillar 3116TA’s (1105 hours) Cruise 12 knots, Max 17 knots, 14’9” Beam, 600 gal fuel, 47,000 lbs, Naiad Stabi- lizers, 2 staterooms, 2 Vacu flush heads, 2 showers, Air conditioning & heat, 8 kw Onan gen set, Heart Inverter, Aquadrives, Dinghy davit, 800 gpd watermaker, Barrett enclosure. Loaded with equipment including an updated interior and entertainment system this Europa is the best 46’ on the West Coast! Asking $550,000.
1998 GRAND BANKS 38’ EASTBAY EXPRESS - T-420hp Caterpillar 3126TA’s (965 hours) Cruise 24 knots Max 28 knots, 13’4” Beam, 360 gal fuel, 90 gal H20, 25,000 lbs disp, Onan 6kw gen set, Heart Inverter, Barrett enclosure and top, Flag Blue hull, Northstar electronics. When sea conditions become rough the 20 degree deadrise of the Ray Hunt hull design and the bullet proof Grand Banks construction insure your confidence and safety. Available $279,000.
2005 GRAND BANKS 42 EUROPA T-420hp Caterpillar 3126Bs (290 hours) Cruise 12-14 knots Max 19-20 knots. In excellent condition & has received the best of care. Custom ordered with numerous improvements. The only available Europa with 3126Bs on the west coast with the preferred salon arrangement. Onan gen set, Furuno electronics, Sat TV, Vacu flush head, Air conditioning & heat, inverter. Asking $597,500.
1999 CABO 35’ FLYBRIDGE - T-375hp Caterpillar 3208TA (540 hours) Cruise 22 knots Max 29 knots, 13’ Beam, 425 gal fuel, 24,000 lbs, 40 gal bait tank, two staterooms, air conditioning and heat, optional stall shower, optional freezer plates in fish boxes, cockpit controls, west coast rails, upgraded 7.6kw gen set. Seriously a nice LOADED 35 with factory options and has received excellent care and service. Priced to sell quickly at $189,000.
1992 GRAND BANKS 36’ CLASSIC - Twin 135hp Sabre/Lehman (3260 hours) Cruise 9 knots Max 12 knots, 12’8” Beam, 26,000 lbs, 400 gal fuel, 2 staterooms 2 heads, Island Bed master, Inverter, Diesel furnace, 10 Caribe dinghy, 2 flat screen TV’s, Ralph Lauren carpeting, Raytheon Electronics. This is quite possibly the cleanest (inside & out) 36 Classic on the market. Asking $199,000.
2007 CABO 32’ EXPRESS - T-425hp Cummins QSB 5.9 (496 hours) Cruise 22 knots Max 34 knots 13’3” Beam 350 gal fuel, 19,100 lbs, 45 gal bait tank, air conditioning and heat, C-Fab tower, Furuno Electronics. The Cabo 32 is an outstanding performer capable of serious offshore performance and comfort. Equipped with Cummins common rail technology. Replacement costs easily exceed $500k. This represents the best deal on a used 32 in the US asking $279,000.
1994 GRAND BANKS 36’ EUROPA - T-210hp Cummins 6BT5.9 (2528hrs)Cruise 12 kts, Max 15, 12’8” Beam, 27,000 lbs, 410 gal fuel, 205 gal water,40’5” LOA, 5 kw Northern Lights gen set, Inverter, Dsl furnace, dinghy, Furuno ‘tronics, Vacuflush head. Island bed forward & separate stall shower. Ultra leather straight & L- settees. Design emphasizes livability, excellent visibility & ventilation. Timeless & w/ only 18 built, availability is limited. Asking $249,000.
2003 SKIPJACK 30’ FLYBRIDGE - T-315hp Yanmar 6LPA-STP’s (1620 hours) Cruise 24 knots Max 30 knots, 11’2” Beam, 300 gal fuel, 75 gal H2O, 16,600 lbs disp, 4 kw gen set, Furuno radar Northstar GPS, Offshore bait tank, underwater lights, equipped with one of the best interior & flybridge layouts in the thirty foot range ideally suited for fishing or coastal cruising. Exceptional Skipjack efficiency, at 3100 rpm or 24 knots the range is 450 miles with only 300 gallons of fuel! Now offered $169,900.
For Further Details Contact Ian McGhie 562.505.3502
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