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Boat Details

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Condition

used

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Engine

N/A

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Boat Type

trawlers

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Engine Hours

3686

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Boat Make

Grand Banks

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Fuel Type

Diesel

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Beam

15.08

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Warranty

No Warranty

Seller

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royal marine yacht sales

Portland , Oregon

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Boat Details

Conditionused
Typetrawlers
ManufacturerGrand Banks
Model49 Alaskan
Year1971
Beam15.08
LocationPortland , OR
Boatzon Stock Number1793155895691

Boat Description

This stunning 1971 Grand Banks 49 Alaskan, a classic trawler that embodies elegance and durability. With a generous overall length of 49 feet, this vessel features a robust fiberglass hull designed in a displacement shape, ensuring stability and comfort on the water. Powered by two reliable Ford Lehman engines, each delivering 120 horsepower, this trawler boasts impressive performance with a total of 3684 and 3436 engine hours, reflecting its well-maintained history. The Grand Banks 49 Alaskan is perfect for those seeking adventure, equipped with essential features for a delightful cruising experience. Its timeless design and solid construction make it an ideal choice for both seasoned mariners and newcomers alike. Experience the charm and reliability of this remarkable vessel, ready to create unforgettable memories on the open seas.

Additional Information

Builder

American Marine Ltd., Hong Kong

Model year

1971

Naval architecture

Associated with the Alaskan design work of Robert Dorrie and John Bennett; individual listings differ in attribution

Hull construction

Traditionally planked wood; species vary by vessel

Decks

Wood, often teak-covered

Superstructure

Wood construction

Hull form

Semi-displacement, with a substantial keel

Propulsion

Twin inboard diesel engines

Propellers

Shaft-driven; equipment varies by boat

General purpose

Coastal cruising, extended passagemaking and liveaboard use



The commonly reported original power configuration was twin diesel engines rated around 120 hp each, although individual boats have been repowered or fitted with other engines.

Performance item

Typical reported figure

Original engine setup

Twin diesel, approximately 120 hp each

Total original rated power

Approximately 240 hp

Cruising speed

Around 8 knots

Maximum speed

Roughly 9–12 knots, depending on engines and loading

Drive

Inboard engines with propeller shafts

Range

One historical listing reports approximately 1,600 nautical miles

The range figure is a reported example, not a guaranteed specification. Actual range depends on tank capacity, engine condition, hull cleanliness, sea state and cruising RPM.

3. Fuel and water capacity

Tankage differs considerably between individual boats, particularly where tanks have been replaced or modified.

Item

Reported examples

Diesel fuel

Approximately 760 US gallons on some boats

Fresh water

Approximately 380 US gallons on some boats

Fuel capacity on a particular Pacific Northwest example

About 1,100 US gallons

Noteworthy info
The typical layout is designed around practical cruising rather than speedboat-style entertaining.

Raised pilothouse: Protected helm station with good visibility.

Main salon: Traditional wood interior with seating and dining space.

Galley: Cooking and food storage facilities, with equipment depending on refit history.

Cabins: Two cabins are documented on some examples; others have been converted to three-cabin layouts.

Heads and showers: Vary with the boat's original layout and later modifications.

Exterior spaces: Wide side decks, a foredeck and a covered or open aft working area, depending on configuration.

5. Wooden hull construction: what matters most

This is the most important consideration when evaluating a 55-year-old Alaskan.

Hydronic Furnace.

Radar

OCR Anchor

Windlass

Northern Lights Gen

Inverter

AC Refrigerator .....

Health Forces Sale.



Disclaimer
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.

We offer the details and availability of listings in good faith, however, Boatzon is not liable for the quality, description, or pricing of this listing. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. If you have concerns about the information, images, or accuracy contained in this listing, you can report this listing by emailing us at concierge@boatzon.com

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Engine Details

Engine ModelTwin Ford Lehmans
Engine Hours3686
Number of Engines1
Fuel TypeDiesel
Warranty TillNo Warranty

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