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Grand Banks Trawler Yachts for Sale

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Grand Banks < 35' Grand Banks 46 - 50'
Grand Banks 35 - 40' Grand Banks 51' +
Grand Banks 41 - 45'  

Grand Banks Yachts began its journey in 1956 as American Marine, Ltd. Founder Robert J. Newton and his sons, John and Whit, were running a custom boatyard on Junk Bay in Hong Kong, building heavy sailboats and big motor yachts to designs by the world's top marine architects - Sparkman & Stevens, William Garden, Nat Herreshoff, Ray Hunt and others.

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Grand Banks Trawler Yachts

Established: 1964
Located: Singapore and Malaysia
Construction: Fiberglass
Category: Trawlers
Worth Noting: Grand Banks were originally built in Hong Kong.

Grand Banks Yachts began its journey in 1956 as American Marine, Ltd. Founder Robert J. Newton and his sons, John and Whit, were running a custom boatyard on Junk Bay in Hong Kong, building heavy sailboats and big motor yachts to designs by the world's top marine architects - Sparkman & Stevens, William Garden, Nat Herreshoff, Ray Hunt and others.

In 1962, they commissioned Kenneth Smith, another well-known marine architect, to design Spray - a 36-foot diesel powered cruising boat with humble, workman-like lines. A year later, inspired by Smith's design, the Newtons left custom yacht building to focus on producing the first of a line of boats that would come to be known as Grand Banks.

Today, this design is recognized around the world as the Grand Banks Heritage Series, an iconic design built first of wood and then, beginning in 1973, of fiberglass at a new factory in Singapore. The design was so successful, in fact that the general styling of the GB was seized by a score of other builders for fleets of look-alike yachts sold under dozens of names. None, through, could match the quality of construction for which Grand Banks is famed.

In 1993, Grand Banks took another traditional boat design - the lobster boat or "Downeast" cruiser - and definitively captured its style and spirit in the launch of the Eastbay Series. With its Ray Hunt design, teak toe rails, dark blue hull with a bright gold stripe - and a powerful pair of diesels underfoot - there was no other boat that combined ageless design and high performance like the Eastbay.

Grand Banks Yachts Model Information

Make Model Production Years Length Beam Draft
Grand Banks 32 Sedan 1965 - 1995 31' 11 11' 6" 3' 9"
Grand Banks 36 Classic 1965 - 2004 36' 10" 4' 0" 4' 0"
Grand Banks 36 Europa 1988 - 1998 36' 10" 12' 8" 4' 0"
Grand Banks 36 Motor Yacht 1995 - 1998 36' 10" 12' 8" 4' 0"
Grand Banks 36 Sedan 1986 - 1998 36' 10" 12' 8" 4' 0"
Grand Banks 38 Eastbay Express 1994 - 2004 38' 0" 13' 2" 3' 4"
Grand Banks Eastbay 39SX 2006 - Current 39' 2" 13' 3" 3' 4"
Grand Banks 42 Classic 1975 - 2004 43' 3" 14' 1" 4' 2"
Grand Banks 42 Europa 1979 - 1990 43' 3" 13' 7" 4' 2"
Grand Banks 42 Europa 1996 - 2004 43' 3" 14' 1" 4' 2"
Grand Banks 42 Motor Yacht 1987 - 2004 43' 3" 13' 1" 4' 2"
Grand Banks 43 Eastbay Express 2000 - 2994 43' 0" 13' 2" 3' 8"
Grand Banks 43 Eastbay Flybridge 1998 - 2004 43' 0" 13' 4" 3' 8"
Grand Banks 43 Eastbay HX 2004 - Current 43' 0" 13' 2" 3' 7"
Grand Banks 43 Eastbay SX 2004 - 2006 43' 0" 13' 2" 3' 7"
Grand Banks 46 Classic 1987 - Current 52' 0" 14' 9" 4' 5"
Grand Banks 46 Europa 1993 - Current 52' 0" 14' 10" 4' 5"
Grand Banks 46 Motor Yacht 1990 - 2001 47' 1" 15' 0" 3' 10"
Grand Banks 49 Classic 1980 - 1999 50' 6" 15' 5" 5' 1"
Grand Banks 49 Eastbay HX 1999 - Current 54' 7" 16' 0" 4' 4"
Grand Banks 49 Motor Yacht 1986 - 1999 50' 6" 15' 5" 5' 2"
Grand Banks 52 Europa 1998 - Current 59' 8" 15' 5" 4' 10"
Grand Banks 54 Eastbay SX 2004 - 2006 53' 9" 16' 0" 4' 4"
Grand Banks 58 Banks Eastbay Flybridge 2004 - Current 58' 8" 17' 8" 5' 4"
Grand Banks 58 Motor Yacht 1990 - 2002 58' 11" 17' 6" 5' 6"
Grand Banks 64 Aleutian 2002 - Current 67' 8" 19' 10" 5' 6"