1985 Grand Banks 42' (12.80 m) Classic
North Kingstown, Rhode Island, United States
Sea Springers
- Trawlers
- Power
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
Vessel ID# Last Updated: 2024-06-19 09:02:40
Description
Sea Springers exemplifies the popular and revered Grand Banks 42 classic. Featuring well-maintained, well documented Caterpillar engines, desirable, separate two-cabin layout with L-Galley, comfortable salon, center berth aft, air conditioning throughout. For weekend or extended cruising, Sea Springers is ideal for a couple with guests or a family. Call to see her today in Sales Tax Free North Kingstown, RI.
Specifications
LOA: 42' 7'' (12.98 Meters)
Type: Power- Used
Year: 1985
Beam: 13' 7''
LWL: 41' 1''
Draft Min: 4' 2''
Cabins: 3
Heads: 2
Maximum Speed: 16 Knots
Cruise Speed: 12 Knots
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Hull Shape: Semi Displacement
Bridge Clearance: 22' 6''
Fuel Tank: 600 Gallons (2271.25 Liters)
Fresh Water: 271 Gallons (1025.85 Liters)
Holding Tank: 50 Gallons (189.27 Liters)
Dry Weight: 37400
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Caterpillar
- Engine Model: 3208 TA
- Engine Year: 1985
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Power HP: 355.00
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Hours: 5700.00
Engine 2
- Engine Make: Caterpillar
- Engine Model: 3208 TA
- Engine Year: 1985
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Power HP: 355.00
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Hours: 5700.00
Full Details
Overview
Accommodations;
Sleeps a Total of 6. V-Berth Cabin is Forward with 6 drawers under the berth, a large Hanging Locker w/Louvre door, Chain Locker above and forward, and an enclosed Head with Shower, Vacuflush, Sink with counter top, Storage above and below the counter.
Steps (can pull up to access Engine Room) lead up to the Main Salon which features the Lower Helm (Controls & Electronics) with a Door to the Starboard Side Deck and the L-Shaped Galley opposite to port. Aft of the Helm is a Teak Cabinet with Bar Storage inside, an Icemaker underneath, followed by a long L-Shaped Settee with Grand Banks Teak Oval Drop Leaf Table and 2 Grand Banks Teak Upholstered Stools. Opposite is a Straight Settee with seating for two (filler piece can make this into a berth), drawer storage under and a Teak Side cabinet alongside with storage underneath. The adjacent Port Door leads out to the side deck.
Down and aft 3 Steps (with storage underneath the steps) to the Master Stateroom with Double Teak Cabin Privacy Doors, Queen Centerline Berth (Custom Mattress) Numerous Drawers port and starboard, Teak Framed Mirror, an Enclosed Head w/Vanity, Drawer storage & Vacuflush Head to Port and a separate enclosed Shower w/Teak Grating to starboard. There are Reading Lights, Overhead Lights, Sliding Windows w/Curtains and an aft hatch door w/screening leads up to the aft deck.
Linens and blankets convey with the boat. Satin-Varnished Teak Cabinetry and Teak Parquet Cabin Sole run throughout. New interior cushions in Salon. There are overhead lights, reading lights and opening windows with curtains in all three cabins. Tinted Windows allow privacy inside without glare. Excellent visibility, ventilation and comfort for Helmsman and guests in the Main Salon while underway or in port.
Steps to the Flybridge and upper steering station lead from the Port Deck. The Flybridge is spacious and offers seating on forward and aft facing bench seats. There is ample additional space for lounge chairs and a table.
Galley;
L-Shaped Galley w/Overhead Storage Cabinets
Hot & Cold Pressure Water
Single Stainless Steel Sink w/Single Lever Faucet
Under Counter Drawer Storage
4 Over Counter Galley Storage
Pull Out Trash Bin
White Formica Counter Top
(3) Burner Princess Electric Stove
Seaward Microwave Oven
Grunert Holding Plate Refrigeration w/GB Teak Door & Temperature Indicator
Grunert Holding Plate Freezer w/GB Teak Door & Temperature Indicator
Isotherm Icemaker, New
Ample Counter & Storage Space
Placemats, tablecloths
Coffee maker
Dishes
Electronics and Navigation;
(2) Danforth Constellation Compasses
Magellan 5000 GPS (pre 1996)
Garmin 12 XL Handheld GPS (2011)
Uniden Solara VHF
ICOM 502 VHF
Furuno 1830 Radar (1985 -Operational)
(2) Datamarine Depthfinders
AM/FM/CD,
Flat Screen TV in Salon
Intercom
Clock & Barometer
Hull and Deck;
Ideal Electric Windlass w/FB, Deck & Lower Station Controls
66 Lb Bruce Anchor w/180' 3/8" Galvanized Chain
Danforth 35H Anchor w/200' 5/8" Three-strand Nylon Rode
Varnished Teak Handrails, Caprails, Transom & Trim
Teak Decks
Teak Captains Wheel Lower Helm and FB Helm
Bronze Cleats
Bronze Stanchions
Docklines and Fenders
Life Jackets
Teak Swim Platform
Swim Ladder
Dinghy Cradle on Cabin Top
Fore & Aft Facing Bench Seats on FB
New Navy Sunbrella cushions on Flybridge
Navy Bimini Top on the Flybridge
Flares
Boat Hook
Fire Extinguishers
Screens For All Windows & Doors are new
Mechanical and Electrical Systems;
Twin 355 HP Caterpillar 3208TA Engines
Morse Gears & Throttle Controls
Glendinning Synchronizer
Boat Leveler Trim Tabs
All exhaust hoses replaced
(2) 8D Batteries
(1) 4 D Battery
Sentry 40 Amp Battery Charger
Battery Selector Switch
Amp Meters At Helm
Cable Steering
8KW Westerbeke Generator with 1,870 hours
West Marine 3000 Watt Inverter
Racor Filters Mains & Generator
Fuel Manifold System
(2) Bilge Pumps
Emergency Bilge Pump
Accumulator tank and pressure pump, New
Raritan 12 Gallon water heater, New
(3) Marine Air Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning Units, 6,000 BTU, 9,000 BTU, 16,000 BTU.
(2) Vacuflush Electric Heads with all new hoses
30 Gallon Holding Tank
Macerator
Salt Water Washdown at Bow
Freshwater washdown at Transom
12VDC/120VAC Breaker Panels
50 Amp Shore Power Cord
(2) 30 Amp Shore Power Cords
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Grand Banks Yachts – Timeless Elegance, Unmatched Craftsmanship
Since 1956, Grand Banks Yachts has been a benchmark in luxury yacht design and engineering, earning a reputation for their classic lines, impeccable craftsmanship, and superior seaworthiness. From their earliest days, Grand Banks has delivered yachts that stand the test of time, making them a top choice for discerning yachtsmen worldwide.
Grand Banks made waves with the iconic Grand Banks 36, the trawler that started it all in 1964. This groundbreaking design, known for its practical layout, efficiency, and seaworthiness, set the standard for their Heritage Series, which continues to delight cruising enthusiasts. The larger Grand Banks 42 also became a staple, celebrated for its spacious design and long-range capabilities.
In addition to the Heritage Series, the Eastbay Series brought a Downeast-inspired sporty style to the brand in the 1990s, with models like the Eastbay 38 and Eastbay 43 offering impressive performance and elegance. These yachts combined the charm of traditional styling with the power and speed modern owners demanded.
Today, Grand Banks’ modern lineup—including the Grand Banks 60, 54, and 85—seamlessly blends classic craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovation. Featuring advanced materials, fuel-efficient V-Warp® hull designs, and luxurious interiors, these models set new benchmarks for comfort and performance. With the addition of the sleek and stylish Palm Beach Series, Grand Banks caters to those who crave contemporary designs and exceptional efficiency.
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David McKenney, CPYB
Yacht Broker
65 Reynolds Street
Wickford RI 02852 USA
Office: 401-641-8697
Fax: 860-345-1063
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Email: dmckenney@breweryacht.com
I joined the Brewer Yacht Sales team in 1997 at the Brewer Sakonnet location and relocated in 1999 upon the opening of our Wickford Cove office. During my time with Brewers, I have won numerous awards including "Broker of the Year," "Customer Satisfaction," and most recently I received the "Team Work" award. I am a proud member of the Yacht Brokers Association of America and a Certified Professional Yacht Broker. I place a high value on meticulous service and comprehensive knowledge of our products. I started my career in sales as a manufacturer's representative at 18 years old and continued to represent electronics distributors until I opened my own business buying and selling companies and their production equipment both domestically and abroad.
Introduced to boating as an infant, I can't recall a summer when we weren't water skiing, fishing, or sailing. My father was a Sales Manager for Mercury and we grew up in Rhode Island where I had opportunities to crew on sport-fishing boats and campaign-racing sailboats on a regular schedule. My lifetime on the water offers me the valuable experience necessary to facilitate new and practiced boaters alike with the purchase or sale of their next boat!