1993 Grand Banks 42' GOOD DAY

"GOOD DAY" enjoys the updated standard floor plan. The extra inches of length and beam in the hull of the new series of Classic add up to a roomy, open plan for the MAIN SALON. Side doors access the decks just adjacent to the helm on starboard, and just aft of the galley to port. Parquet soles are throughout the three cabins, including heads. The LOWER HELM STATION is an advantageous location from which to run the boat in any circumstance, complete with integrated electronics and controls for all systems. Just aft of the lower station to starboard the traditional Grand Banks bar complete with ice maker separates the helm from the wonderfully large, L-Shaped dining settee and table, which provides more than comfortable seating for six. To port opposite the dining area is a custom Grunert front opening freezer cabinet with built-in settee alongside. Overhead there is 12VDC panel lighting, a classic brass lantern hanging over the dining table, and a grab rail centerline running the length of the cabin.

Forward to port is the GALLEY which incorporates a complete, open workspace. A large single stainless sink is at center, flanked on the right by an electric 3-burner cooktop with full oven, and to the left at counter level, a microwave, and below the counter a Grunert refrigerator. Both the refrigerator and freezer will operate on air cooling mode should the water cooling system be unavailable. Abundant cabinet and drawer storage complete this area's utility.

Three steps down from the galley area is the GUEST STATEROOM. There is a privacy door and sliding hatch at the top of the steps which allows this area to be closed off. Forward is a large V-Berth with 4 drawers below and additional blind storage beneath the mattress. To starboard is an en-suite head with Vacu-Flush toilet (new 10/2014), seamless cultured marble vanity top/sink, shower and screened, opening window. There is ample storage in cabinets and drawers. Aft to port opposite the head is a large 3/4 height hanging locket and an adjacent cabinet with shelf storage. A heavy teak plank ceiling is on the cabin sides and the floors throughout are parquet. Down three steps from the after salon is the MASTER STATEROOM. A heavy teak ceiling is on the cabin sides, and three screened, opening windows, and an opening escape hatch to the cockpit provide an excellent supply of light and fresh air to this cabin. There is a walk-around queen berth with a long counter top and eight drawers to starboard, and an aft corner desk and stool with adjoining cabinetry containing 5 drawers to port. Forward to port is the MASTER HEAD with Vacu-flush toilet, a seamless cultured marble vanity top/sink, and a large teak framed mirror above and cabinet below. Two other adjacent cabinets and two drawers provide good storage, and a screened, opening window gives good fresh air and light. Aft to starboard is a separate, large shower room with a teak grated floor. A large cabinet outboard gives extensive underdeck storage for towels and supplies. Aft center adjacent to the stairs are two hanging lockers and a partial mirror; floors are parquet.

Main Salon and Galley:

Salon:

• Deck access doors, port and starboard each with storage under entrance step
• Parquet floor throughout
• (6) Opening windows
• Grand Banks built-in bar with 3 drawers
• (4) Overhead lights
• Brass oil lamp over main table
• Brass lamp on bar top
• Large folding leaf table with a drawer in each end, divided storage area below, and hidden storage in table top
• Table secured to sole with removable toggles
• SMX digital air conditioner controls

Galley:

• Seaward Princess 3-burner range with full oven
• Large pot storage drawer under stove
• Grunert holding plate refrigerator under counter
• Grunert holding plate freezer under after cabinet
• Both refrigerator and freezer operate in an air cooled mode as well as water cooled
• Under counter storage cabinet
• Tilt-out rubbish bin
• (5) Deep drawers under counter
• Princess Classic Collection II microwave
• Large dish storage cabinet above microwave
• Stainless steel sink

Lower Helm:

• Morse cable engine controls
• Sentry remote panel for battery charger
• Boat Leveler trim tab controls
• AC/DC panels
• Ideal windlass remote control with 150A breaker
• Sea Air percent of charge DC volt meter with port/stbd./gen. selector switch
• AC volt meter
• AC amp meter with selector switch
• Sea Fire Halon 1301 fire control system
• Robertson AP300X autopilot with GPS and radar interface
• Furono FMD 1941 (48mi.) radar repeater with GPS interface
• Garmin GPS chartplotter
• Danforth Constellation magnetic compass
• Follow me satellite TV controls
• Remote exterior/interior thermometer
• Recepticle for laptop interface with GPS and autopilot for chart plotting
• Panel with port and starboard water temp., oil pressure, and fwd. and aft bilge level alarms
• (3) Windshield wipers with washers
• ICOM IC-M125 VHF radio
• International Offshore digital depth sounder
• Data Marine Navigator speed/distance/time log
• Sony AM/FM stereo
• Chart storage cabinet
• Air horn
• Shore side telephone

Master Cabin:

• Queen walkaround berth
• Parquet sole
• Split head/shower arrangement
• One full height, and one 3/4 height hanging lockers
• (3) Overhead lights
• (2) Reading lights
• (19) Opening drawers
• DC phone/computer power supply
• (3) AC outlets
• (2) Opening, screened windows
• Opening hatch with teak paneled doors leading to after deck
• Shoreside telephone
• Bookrack outboard of desk
• SMX digital air conditioning control
• Weems and Plath clock and barometer
• Grand Banks seat for desk Stereo speakers for sound system

Master Split Shower/Head:

Head:

• VacuFlush toilet
• Cultured marble vanity top with molded sink
• (3) Cabinets
• (2) Drawers
• Parquet sole
• (1) Opening, screened window
• Exhaust blower
• Overhead light
• GFI AC outlet Teak towel bars

Shower:

• Full teak floor grating
• Large outboard storage cabinet
• All wall surfaces covered with white laminate and teak trim
• (1) Overhead light
• Opening overhead hatch Stainless towel bar

Guest Stateroom:

• Traditional V-Berth arrangement
• Deep drawers beneath berth
• Teak planked overhead ceiling
• Parquet sole
• (2) Screened, opening windows
• (1) Screened, opening hatch overhead
• Access door to chain locker through forward bulkhead
• 3/4 Height teak-lined hanging locker with louvered teak door and light, and deep shelf above 2 additional storage cabinets
• Portable phone station mounted on forward bulkhead
• Dual AC electrical receptacle
• MarineAir SMX digital control panel
• Overhead light
• Brass reading lamps
• Additional storage under forward berth
• Auxillary access to engine room be-neath companionway steps aft

Guest Head:

• VacuFlush toilet
• Cultured marble vanity top with molded sink
• Vanity cabinet with teak doors, divided storage compartment and a drawer
• Exhaust blower
• GFI AC dual electric receptacle
• (1) Screened, opening window
• Large mirrior on the forward bulkhead Shower with curtain and teak grate beneath

Decks:

The teak decks of "GOOD DAY" are wide, secure and make it easy for a cruising couple to dock and/or anchor. Moderately high bulwarks, and sturdy stainless stanchions and rails provide good protection offshore. A reliable Lofrans windlass can haul or deploy both anchors, and be controlled from foredeck, bridge or lower helm. Heavy duty stainless hardware abounds on deck from bow to stern. Attractive varnished teak cap rails and house trim distinguish the classic look with obvious good maintenance. Leading from the port side deck are stainless railed steps and teak walkway accoss the aft cabin trunk to the spacious bridge deck. Atop the starboard aft cabin trunk is a RIB secured in sturdy stainless and teak chocks with tie downs. The dingy is hoisted by a multipart tackle system on the staysail boom. The flybridge will seat quite a crowd, and there is voluminous storage below settees as well as forward in the eyebrow lockers. A fully integrated array of controls and electronics makes this an excellent fair weather helm.

Forward Decks:

• Full stainless hardware package : cleats, hawse pipes, stanchions, etc.
• S.S. hand rails
• Built-in GB deck box forward of cabin trunk with SS fender caddy and teak grating floor
• 50A/240VAC Shore power receptacle
• Hubble phone/TV receptacle
• Dual anchor pulpit with SS anchor shutes and SS rollers
• Lofrans Tigres 100W 12VDC anchor windlass with 3/8 gypsy on stbd. with brake, and rope capstan to port
• Up and down windlass control
• 45# CQR with 3/8 chain rode
• 35-H Danforth with chain and rode
• Anchor windlass cover
• Teak pennant staff
• Salt water wash down
• DC deck lighting
• Hatch to forward cabin

Aft Deck:

• Two large hatches to lazarette
• DC deck lighting
• 50A/240VAC Hubble power receptacle
• Hubble phone/TV receptacle
• Dockside vessel fresh water supply
• Hot/cold shower
• RIB tender with cover
• Yamaha 8hp outboard
• Stays'l mast with 4 part tackle boom-lift system for tender
• (1) Throwable life ring

Flybridge and Upper Helm:

Flybridge:

• Stainless and teak ship's wheel
• Morse engine controls
• Danforth Constellation high speed compass
• Furuno 48 mi. radar with water resistant clear view cover
• Garmin GPS chartplotter
• Robertson auto pilot plug-in with removable remote control
• Data Marine digital depth sounder
• Data Marine digital speed log
• North Star 800X GPS receiver
• ICOM ICM125 VHF radio
• Trim tab controls
• Glendenning sync. control
• Stereo speakers
• Bracket for handheld radio
• Hand held spot light
• Engine and bilge alarm panel
• 12VDC Outlet
• 12VDC Receptacle for phone or computer
• Shore telephone hook-up
• Custom fold-down mast for Sat TV "follow me" dish unit

Engine Details and Mechanical Equipment:

The engine room is accessed by a hinged hatch in the salon floor, and also thru a door below the stairs to the forward stateroom. The in-line Cat 3116's leave good room in this space for access on all sides of the engines even with the ancillary equipment otherwise mounted throughout.

• T/ Caterpillar 3116TA's, 300hp
• 8kw Westerbeke diesel genset in hard sound shield NEW JANUARY 2021
• (3) Deep cycle marine batteries 2 x 8Ds for starting and house, and 1 x 4D for generator starting
• Sentry 12V battery charger
• Galley Maid 12V fresh water pump with accumulator tank
• Boatsafe engine compartment heater
• 2 Rule 200GPH bilge pumps with float switches, and 1 Par manual pump 3 MarineAir reverse cycle air conditioning units (6,000/12,000/16,000)
• 2 Vacuflush vacuum generators and accumulator tanks new system 10-14
• 50 Gal. FRP holding tank
• Haylon 1301 fire control system
• Lube oil transfer system for mains and genset
• Cruising kit (spares) for main engines and gen set: belts, impellers, filters, etc.

"GOOD DAY" is a great example of the most popular Grand Banks ever built, she’s ready to cruise today.

She is easy to see in beautiful, historic Charleston, South Carolina.

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 meters. 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 brochure.

The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.

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