1978 Grand Banks 42 Classic, USD 129,500

An iconic boat that needs no introduction, the Grand Banks 42 is easily the most successful trawler design ever produced.

Although called a trawler, the Grand Banks does not have a trawler hull. Rather, she rides on a semi-displacement hull with a tall bow, hard chines, and a full keel which gives her a moderate 4'2" draft.

One of the most desirable features of the Grand Banks 42 is her roomy full-teak interior. She was built with the galley forward to port in the salon, opposite the lower helm. The master stateroom is aft and has a walkaround double berth and split head and shower compartments. The forward stateroom has V-berths.

A sliding door at the helm provides deck access, and full walkaround decks make getting around easy and secure. Twin 120 hp Ford Lehmans allow her to cruise at 9 to 10 knots.