Boat Location:

Pensacola, FL

Length Over All:   

42'

Manufacturer : 

Grand Banks

Length On Deck:  

Model:

Classic

Length Of Waterline:  

40' 6"

Year: 

1974

Price: 

$U.S. 129,900

Beam:  

13' 7"

Fuel:         

600 gal.

Engine(s):  

Twin Ford Lehman

    120 HP each

Water:

Draft:

4' 2"

Generator(s): 

Phasor 8 KW generator with 929 hours

Hull Material: 

Fiberglass

Electronics:

Morse throttles and gear levers.
Danforth compass on upper or lower helm.
Two VHF radios
Standard Horizon hailer/fog horn
Garmin 1006 chart plotter.
Two depth indicators and fish finder.
Two radar units: Furuno color 48 lower, Furuno 16 upper helm.
Comnav auto pilot

Phasor 8 KW generator with 929 hours.
(6) Six-volt house bank batteries
Shore power two 115 volt, 30 amp
Heartland Freedom inverter.
Battmax battery combiner
2x 8D’s Cranks
All batteries new in 2004 with parallel.
 

Other Equipment:

Entertainment center to port with custom stereo system with C/D 5 disc changer
27' color television
V.C.R.
Tuner (all built in to keep styling of the grand banks interior)
Dual Cassette player
Amplifier
Equalizer
Tinted Lexan window covers with insulated blinds
Custom window blinds
Sliding glass windows port, stbd. and aft.
Doors to stbd.forward andmidship port
Padded L-shaped dinette to stbd.
Bar aft of stbd. door
Built in drawers and cabinets
Cabinet with entertainment center and U-line ice maker to port aft
Nice vinyl ceilings
Single beds to port and stbd.
Built in drawers and hanging locker
Privacy door and steps up to aft hatch
Custom privacy curtains over sliding windows
Head to stbd. with Lectrasan toilet
Formica counters with stainless lavatory, medicine cabinet and mirrors
Telephone shower with small tub and drain
Large lazerette hatch with custom hydraulic lift
(1) 55lb Danforth Anchor with 175' of Chain
(1) 45lb Danforth anchor with chain and line
Windlass
Forward anchor rinse system installed.
Steady Sail
Striped Teak Bridge and sun deck
Padded fore and aft helm and companion seats port and stbd
Stainless rails portstbd and aft
Blue canvas wind panels
Full Sunbrella Tonneau cover for bridge
Bimini top with full Isinglass enclosure
Folding single spreader stay sail mast and boom
Portable gas grill
Cassette player
Freezer
Two Cruise air Air Conditioners.
Two Ford Lehman 120 HP engines with center line transmissions
Engine Synchronizers
Borg Warner Centerline Velvet Drive Trans
Engine shut down mechanical
Two heavy duty 12 volt (D8) batteries
American Marine battery charger
(2) Spare three blade prop stowed

General Description:

San Ghibli is turn-key and ready to go. Her bottom is in great shape, decks very good, fuel tanks are new. Owned by a power squadron family as well as member of local yacht club. She is maintained and has a ton of custom options that is a must for most owners. Massive upgrades and also is hull number five (#5 Hull) when Grand Banks went to fiberglass. So, she is built when they poured on the structure. No skimping here on this one! To include: New fuel tanks; generator with 929 hours; Custom hydraulic lazaret hatch; Custom Aluminum framed tinted Lexan frames on outside of existing windows and insole blinds on salon windows; risers and hoses to mufflers replaced; upgraded head systems including Vacu-flush head with 40 gallon holding tank in the guest and the master is equipped with electrician system; updated salon upholstery; deckhouse and nonskid decks have been repainted; new fly bridge cover; new helm swivel seat; the hull has been professionally  renewed with epoxy bottom Interlux System and as well has had her yearly paint on the bottom on march 27th 2006; updated propane system, stove with oven new 2004; refrigerator new 2004; custom microwave enclosed box also new in 2005, fly bridge freezer. Teak decks were removed by previous owner, have been professionally done, freshly sealed, look great and now have zero maintenance. Three Owner yacht with second owner going to Bahamas once and then selling due to completion of dream cruise (short ownership) Current owner has had her since 1996.
 

Brokers Remarks: Fuel burn which is always a question is 5.1 gallons per hour @ 8 knots. You cannot get better except to float from destination to the next. An exceptionally nice yacht, number five on the way to fiberglass hulls for Grand Banks and she is clean with a personal inspection of engine room which is the cleanest of the year I have seen with clean bilges, clean engines and all fuel tanks have been replaced and all systems are really clean. Interior is of above average with a ton of upgrades with heads being replaced one with Electra-san in aft to vacu-flush in forward, to salon fabrics which are neutral and upscale, galley has had a complete replacement of all items to prep for those special meals onboard from new stove top with oven to the fridge/freezer, separate icemaker in suite as well as another freezer/fridge under salon settee and then one more freezer on fly bridge. NOTE: SURVEY AVAILABLE FROM 2006. ALSO ALL MECHANICAL RECORDS AS WELL AS SHIPS LOGS AND!
  OIL SAMPLES ON ENGINES AND TRANSMISSIONS HAVE BEEN MAINTAINED WELL FOR LONG TERM OUTLOOK ON HOW ENGINES ARE PERFORMING V/S OIL. VERY NICE AND MOTIVATED SELLER.

He has his mind on a different styled yacht and is now ready to part! All offers considered.
 

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