1974 Grand Banks 32

• Ford Lehman 2715E - Naturally Aspirated, Slow Turning and Efficient Fuel Burn
• Injectors Inspected and Serviced
• Heat Exchanger is Done
• Replaced Fuel Tanks and Now Aluminum
• Replaced Fresh Water Tank and Now Aluminum
• New Battery Bank
• New Charger
• Added a Custom Top for the Aft Deck - w/Sunshade Drop-in Side Curtains
• Pulpit has a new heavy-duty custom fit S/S railing added
• Interior port-side bench seating was removed to add space. Then 2 moveable chairs from a GB42 added in place.
• New Wallas Heater
• New Galley Stove
• New H/W Tank

The profile of the Grand Banks 32 is very recognizable. She is an obvious trawler vessel but the design

is special. The very wide side decks and the use of teak sure stand out. The raised bow and the custom higher safety rails provide a secure space to walk around. Large windows surround the vessel giving you a fantastic view while inside. The custom addition of the cockpit top just gives you another option on where to sit. Then the upper deck & helm stand out as another great part of the design.

Enter the main cabin through the cockpit teak door. As you enter you notice right away the use of teak wood is everywhere, giving you a warm and inviting feel. The salon floor is a warm parquet teak and very long lasting. The fold-out dining table is a center piece next to the settee. The upholstery is in beautiful condition and comes with custom made covers to help protect this. The whole indoor space is bright and open because of the large windows that are part of the Grand Banks design. The updated open galley is just forward of the salon and to port. This is fully equipped and has everything you need while away from shore. New stove, NORCOLD Fridge/Freezer, S/S sink and Upper & Lower teak cabinets for

storing food and galley things.

Just to starboard of the galley is the wheelhouse. A great set up to either sit or stand. All controls easily

accessed to make handing a breeze.

Forward and a few steps down is the master stateroom. V-berth bed with over 6ft length. The single head is nicely placed nearby

The Upper helm is accessed from the cockpit. This space is open and is designed with multiple places to sit and relax while on your journey. The upper helm has everything needed to take control of the vessel, giving you two options for taking the boat out. New Lowrance GPS on the flybridge for navigation. Plenty of space for you as owners or take out your friends and really enjoy the time on the ocean.

• This is a solid hand-laid fiberglass hull. SUMU was built in Singapore when they moved production of the fiberglass hulls there.
• Teak trim everywhere adds to the GB design
• A Full keel runs along the bottom
• Consistency and quality of the Grand Banks come from a workforce that stayed on long-term, loyal, and committed to the company
• "SUMU" Has had some great custom features added to make her unique
• They added a beautiful high-quality Stainless-Steel pulpit railing
• Then made a custom cockpit top that creates another space to sit back, relax and dine
• They opened up the interior by removing the port side bench seat and added moveable chairs that come off a GB 42
• Lofrans Tigres Windlass - (New 2 years ago)
• Flybridge Cushions are New
• Drop-down radar mast allows access to boathouses etc.
• Solar panels on bridge - (requires connecting)
• Just lifted out for hull cleaning, bottom paint & zincs (July 2026)

• Powered by the popular Ford Lehman 2715E 4 cylinder (120 hp)
• Direct fuel injection - four-stroke
• Widely recognized for its reliability, ease of operation, and suitability for continuous marine operation
• Direct drive to 4-blade bronze prop - dripless shaft seal

Recent work:

• Heat exchanger removed, cleaned out and reinstalled
• New Engine Zincs
• Injectors gone over thoroughly - New injectors tips
• Oil & filter regularly changed and just completed

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