1990 Grand Banks Classic

Aquadrive anti-vibration system with matching engine mounts Bilge pump manualDrip pans under enginesDripless shaft sealsEngine raw water intake strainersEngine room sound insulation Exhaust system raw water cooledFresh water outlet in engine roomFuel tanks black iron baffledPropellers, bronze Propeller shafts, stainless steelRudders, fiberglassStruts, bronze with cutlass bearings Sea cocks on all thru-hulls below waterline Fuel-water separating filtersMechanical steeringThrottle and gear shift controls, dual stationTiller, emergencyWater tanks, marine aluminum

Air horn, KahlenbergAnchor chain locker divided for rope and chainAnchor platform, fiberglass with pulpitAnchor windlass locker, fiberglassBall valves on thru hulls above waterline, bronzeBulwark caps, teakChocks and cleats, stainless steelCourtesy lights, side decksDeck box on foredeck, fiberglassDeck fillers for fuel and water, stainless steelVents for fuel and water tanksWaste pump-out deck fittings Decking, teak on main decksEngine room ventsFlagstaff holders, bow and sternFresh water outlet, forwardGrab rails, stainless steelInspections plate for fuel tanks, P&SName board, teakNavigation light boards, teakMast and boom, hinged aluminumBoom crutch, aluminumRail gates, port and starboardStep plates at rail gate openingssafety rails on main deck, teakSkylight hatches with screensStantions, stainless streelWindlass, horizontal, rope/chain, 3 station 12voltWindow frames, teakWindshield, center opening

CompassDecking, teakElectronics lockerGas cylinder storargeInstrumentation panel Alarm panel, engine temp and oil pressureOutletts, 12volt DCWindshields, venturiRail around flybridge windshields, S/S Safety rails, stainless steelSeat and cushionsSteering wheel, teakStorage boxes under seats with teak gratings

Decking, teakHatch to lazaretteLadder to flybridgeScuppers, stainless steelSwim platform extended, teakSwim ladderTransom shower with retractable hose, hot/coldTeak transom Transom door

Bar cabinet, dry, teakDoors, port and starboardHatches with ladder to engine roomSettee, L-shapedStereo/CD player with speakersYacht table, teak

Countertop, Corian with back splash guardSink, Corian with taek coverDishlocker with adjustable shelves, teakDrawers, teakExhaust blower, 12voltFaucet, single leverGarage bin, fiberglassMicrowave ovenRange/oven. AC or LPGRefrigerator, standup, ACFreezer, standup, AC

There are two 120V standup refrigerators/freezers in the port aft corner of the salon replacing the boat's original refrigeration/freezer unit. .

Instrumentation panelAlarm panel, engine temp and oil pressureCompassControl panel, AC/DCElectronic locker overhead, teakIndicator light, reverse polarityOutlet 12volt DCSteering wheel w/rim, teakWindshield wipers/washer

Centerline queen berth w/6" foamBureau with drawers, teakHanging locker, walk-in with lined cedar woodLadder to cockpit, teakMirrorsReading lampsTV/Phone outletVanity stoolHead, electric marineStall shower

Bureau with drawers, teak, portDrawers under V-berth forward hanging lockers with lined cedar woodMattresses, 6" foamMirrors Reading lamps

Sink/countertop/cultured marbleToilets, marine, electric. Shower stall separate with bi-fold doorGratings, teakShower drain pumpExhaust blowerIndicator light, holding tankToothbrush holderTowel rack, teak

Bulkheads, teak and formicaCurtains, linedValances, teakGrab rails, teakGratings in lazarette and engine room, teakHeadliningLighting, halogen, 12voltOutlets, ACSteps w/clear non-skidSole, teak parquetWindows, laminated safety glass

(2) Raymarine HD color touchscreen Radar/Chartplotter/depth, (7 years old), upper and lower stations1 Garmin GPS on Flybridge (2 years old) (2) Raymarine Ray 90 VHF radios upper and lower stations(2) Robertson autopilot non-operatingFusion AM/FM CD stereo

A Direct TV dish antenna feeding the TV in the salon. Cost is about $100/month depending on what service you sign up for. It can be powered by from the boat's installed generator or the Solar battery/generator circuits. This system is four years old and works very well.

There are two independent 120Vac 3,600 watt solar battery storage circuits installed separate from the boat's electrical system circuits. Each circuit has electrical outlet boxes installed in the galley and salon areas to feed 120V refrigeration, small appliances and TVG loads when mooring/anchoring off the grid. One solar battery storage circuit is supported by three 200 watt panels mounted aft on an aluminum arch over the inflatable dinghy davits. The second solar battery storage circuit is fed from four 200 watt solar panels mounted on an additional aluminum arch the aft stateroom. The 3600 watt solar storage battery/inverter/charger controller are self contained ECOFLOW 3600 watt units that are two years old. Each ECOFLOW unit is located in the main stateroom with digital displays showing output and charging status with 120V and 12V plugs on the front of their panels to support main stateroom electrical loads like clocks, phone and computer chargers. These two self-contained solar battery/generators make no fumes, noise or impact to the stateroom atmosphere.

There is a 12V electrical dinghy davit lift system installed on the stern. The inflatable dinghy travels up and down bypassing the boat's swim platform allowing the 10' Zodiac RIB with it's 20hp electric start Toshiba outboard to be lifted up and down electrically utilizing installed independent port and startboard pushbutton control switches (allowing angling of the dinghy for drainage and cleaning). The lift motors are powered by independent 12V AMG batteries.

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.