Amadon Light Yacht for Sale | 32 Grand Banks Yachts Castine, ME

HULL & DECK:

Solid fiberglass hull with molded in plank lines, and rubrails and quarter rails with bronze half round cap.
White hull original gelcoat in excellent shape, red boottop, blue bottom; spring bottom paint.
2010-2011 new teak sole on forward end of flybridge; also, fore and side teak decks removed as well as sole at aft end of flybridge; fiberglass decks Awlgripped with Nonskid.
Original teak cockpit sole in good condition.
2018 all bronze thru hulls.
Teak swim platform with swim ladder.
New 2010/2011 tracks on all main salon windows.
2000 bottom sand blasted, then epoxy barrier coated using Interlux.
2010 Dark blue flybridge bimini and 2007 cockpit bimini, repaired in 2018; also, 2008 flybridge cover.
Tan Sunbrella covers for upper rails.
Bronze stanchions and heavy duty hardware.
Fiberglass rudder.
Refinished all exterior teak with seven coats of Epiphanes varnish.
All exterior window frames have been painted.

TANKAGE:

Fuel: 260 gallons in two 130 gallon 2000 aluminum epoxy coated tanks with fuel manifold valving system.

Water: 140 gallons in 2000 S/S tank, aft in engine room.

Holding: 50 gallons in 2016 poly tank, located under cockpit sole including two macerator pumps with y-valve.

ENGINE & MECHANICAL:

2009 Single American Marine 6N140, 140 hp diesel, FWC, with approximately 2880 hours.
2009 Borg Warner velvet drive transmission, 2.1:1 reduction gear.
2007 Michigan LH 24 x 15, 4 bladed prop; also, spare prop same size.
2017 bronze engine sea strainer.
1 ½” S/S shaft.
Vetus bow and 2018 stern thruster, with controls at both stations.
2013 heat exchanger and oil cooler.
2 Racor 900 fuel/water filter with vacuum gauge.
Bronze stuffing box; cutlass bearing.
Morse throttle controls.
Improved access to impeller on engine, making it much easier to check and change.
Cruising speed: 7.5 knots @ 2.6 gph.
Maximum speed: 8.5 knots.

ELECTRICAL:

2018 two AGM 8D house and engine start batteries, with cross over battery switches.
2018 8D battery for both thrusters.
Battery monitor system.
2012 Heart Freedom 2000w inverter-charger with monitor.
Wired for generator (old generator removed).
Air conditioning hoses installed.
AC/DC circuit breaker panels.
Shore power cords, 30 amp.
12 gallon Raritan hot water heater, 110V or engine driven.
2018 three large solar panels mounted on flybridge bimini (to continuously charge batteries and runs Isotherm 12V refrigerator-freezer).
High output engine alternator with Smart regulator.
2009 Shurflo fresh water pressure pump.

ACCOMMODATIONS:

Typical of the Grand Banks, this yacht is beautifully finished with varnished Burmese Teak joiner work and a varnished teak parquet sole.
While natural ventilation affords a great deal of comfort.
Natural lighting is equally generous and there is 12V LED lighting throughout, with a number of overhead lights.
Starting forward is the private stateroom featuring a vee berth with filler, below which there are several storage drawers accessed under the foot of the berth.
Above the berth, the hull is lined with teak "ceilings" and there is a teak access door to the anchor locker at the forward bulkhead.
Aft and to port is a voluminous double hanging locker.
To starboard is the Head featuring a new electric Raritan fresh water W.C., plumbed via a y-valve to the 50 gallon holding tank with macerator.
There is a vanity with S/S sink and new plumbing fixtures, good storage, and an ensuite shower system which drains to a separate sump pump.
Up three steps to the bright and airy Salon, Galley, & Lower Helm Station.

To starboard is the lower helm station with helm seat, with large storage locker below, full vessel controls and electrical distribution panels.
To port is the Galley (see Galley below) and aft is the salon, as comfortable as any found on a 32' boat.
The salon has an L-shaped settee to starboard with new light blue cushions, with storage in lockers below, LED lights, and forward, is a bureau with 5 drawers.
Opposite to port is a 6'1" settee, with storage lockers under.
There is a teak drop leaf table that has storage for bottles and magazines/books under (not presently aboard).
The slightly offset "center" door opens directly onto the aft deck which is covered by a bimini, for cruising in all weather conditions.
This Grand Banks 32 has been exceptionally well maintained and shows caring ownership.

GALLEY:

2018 S/S Force 10 three burner LPG stove and oven.
2018 Isotherm refrigerator-freezer, under the counter.
S/S sink with 2007 faucet.
Cabinets for food and dishes.
LPG solenoid shutoff.

ELECTRONICS:

Robertson AP200 DL autopilot with remote at flybridge, with 2002 Fluxgate compass with AP hydraulics rebuilt in 2010.
2011 Hawkeye depthsounder at lower helm.
Standard Eclipse VHF at both helms.
Standard Eclipse hailer with intercom and foghorn at both helms.
Datamarine depthsounder on flybridge.
Danforth compasses at each helm.
2018 Garmin HD 2kw radar (interfaced with GPS).
2017 Garmin 741XS GPS-Plotter on flybridge.
2018 Garmin 741XS GPS-Plotter at lower helm.

EQUIPMENT:

S/S bow rail.
Lofrans dual action electric windlass with 2012 motor.
45 lb Rocna plow anchor with 150’ 5/16” chain and 150’ nylon rode.
Fortress anchor with 50’ 5/16” chain and 250’ nylon rode.
Dunnage deck box on flybridge.
Navy blue aft cockpit bimini.
Screens for all windows, mounted on inside of salon windows.
Life ring.
MOB sling.
12V spotlight.
Aluminum mast and boom on tabernacle with steadying sail (painted white mast and boom, new spreaders).
Navy blue weather cloths on flybridge.

West Marine AM/FM stereo.
2-20 lb S/S propane tanks.
Life jackets.
Fenders, docklines, fire extinguishers.
Boathooks.
Teak round cockpit table.
Manual Whale bilge/macerator pump.
Canvas roll-up awnings over each exterior salon window.
Custom varnished teak companionway door with bronze opening port (in lieu of standard GB door).
AB RIB inflatable dinghy and 2.5 hp Mercury 2 stroke outboard.
Edson davits mounted on swim platform.
Canvas covers for windshield windows.
Full screen for entrance door.
4-12V fans.
Emergency tiller.

COMMENTS: This Grand Banks 32 has had numerous upgrades in the last 10 years to make her an outstanding example of these popular, high quality trawlers. Some of these improvements include a 2009 American Marine 140 hp diesel, new Bow and Stern Thrusters, new AGM batteries, new Bronze thru hulls, 2019 seven coats of Epiphanes varnish on all exterior teak, 2000 new aluminum fuel tanks, 2016 new holding tank and hoses, new Raritan electric fresh water head, new Garmin Radar & GPS’s, new S/S Force 10 stove and oven, new Isotherm refrigerator and freezer, new solar panels mounted on top of bimini to keep refrigerator operating full time. Other notables are an epoxy-barrier coated bottom, and best of all, the side decks and foredeck are now non-skid fiberglass. This is one special Grand Banks. Please call us for your inspection. Thank you for your interest.

Potential purchasers should assume that items on the vessel at the time of viewing, but not specifically listed on this specification sheet, are not included with the sale of the yacht. These specifications are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed. Specifications are provided for information purposes. Data was obtained from sources believed reliable but is not guaranteed by owner or brokers. Buyer assumes responsibility to verify all speeds, consumptions, capacities and other measurements contained herein and otherwise provided, and agrees to instruct his surveyor to confirm such details prior to purchase. Vessel subject to sale, price and inventory changes, and withdrawal from market without notice.

Mechanical Disclaimer: Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meter. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise, and major overhauls as well as ALL other representations noted on the listing.

DISCLAIMER TO BOARD VESSEL: In the event the Buyer boards the vessel either on land or in the water without a broker or owner, the Buyer(s) agrees and understands he boards at his sole risk and liability.