Grand Banks 36 Classic 1979

Introducing the Classic Grand Banks 36, "CORMORANT," a meticulously maintained vessel in exceptional condition. Powered by twin Ford Lehman diesel engines, this boat is ready for immediate adventures, whether heading north to the Pacific Northwest or south to Mexico. The owner, with extensive Marine Industry experience, has ensured that all updates and maintenance are top-notch. Highlights of this remarkable yacht include: - A stunning engine room that showcases true pride of ownership. - Newly resurfaced decks with non-skid surfaces for low maintenance, replacing the original teak. - A larger teak swim platform for enhanced enjoyment. - Upgraded electronics, including chartplotters, VHF radio, and autopilot. The 1979 Grand Banks 36 Classic is celebrated for its sturdy construction and efficient cruising capabilities, having transitioned to fiberglass in 1974 for improved durability. With over 1,200 units produced, it has become a benchmark in trawler-style boats. Key Features: - Dimensions & Hull Design: The semi-displacement hull provides excellent stability across various sea conditions, ensuring seaworthiness even in rough waters. - Power & Performance: Equipped with twin Ford Lehman diesel engines, offering a cruising speed of 8-12 knots and a fuel efficiency of approximately 5 liters per nautical mile, with a range of about 236 nautical miles on a 400-gallon fuel tank. - Exterior & Deck: Features a functional mast and boom for sailing or dinghy handling, a spacious flybridge for helm operation, and wide side decks for safe movement. - Interior Layout: Flexible configurations with a forward V-berth and an aft master stateroom, spacious saloon, and a well-equipped galley, all adorned with warm teak joinery. - Additional Amenities: A roomy engine compartment for easy access and a generator, tailored for coastal cruising with options for adjusting the mast height for bridge clearance. Family Suitability: This trawler is perfect for family outings, often referred to as a “family wagon” for its comfortable layout and stability. With two cabins accommodating 4-6 people, plus convertible saloon space, it’s ideal for multi-generational trips. Owners have successfully undertaken journeys exceeding 300 nautical miles, enjoying low fuel consumption and a seaworthy hull that minimizes motion sickness. Ease of Maintenance & Operation: Operating the Grand Banks 36 is straightforward, with dual helm controls for intuitive navigation. The reliable Ford Lehman engines and the stable hull design make for a low-stress cruising experience. Maintenance is manageable with a robust fiberglass hull and easy access to the spacious engine room for routine care. Overall, the 1979 model is low-maintenance and retains its value well, making it a cost-effective investment.

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