1999 Grand Banks 42 Motoryacht for Sale – 43 ft – Belhaven, NC, United States

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Introducing the Grand Banks 42 Motoryacht, a stunning trawler built in 1999, measuring an impressive 43.17 feet in overall length. This semi-displacement vessel is crafted from durable fiberglass, ensuring both strength and elegance on the water. Equipped with twin Caterpillar 3116TA inboard engines, each delivering 350 horsepower, it offers a cruising speed of 13 knots and a maximum hull speed of 18 knots, making it perfect for leisurely voyages or spirited adventures. The Emily Claire features two comfortable cabins and two heads, providing ample space for relaxation and privacy. With a remarkable range of 651 miles, this motoryacht is ideal for extended cruising. Its thoughtful design and reliable performance make it a fantastic choice for those seeking both comfort and capability on the water. Experience the joy of boating with the Grand Banks 42 Motoryacht, where quality craftsmanship meets exceptional functionality.

The Grand Banks 42 Motor yacht has been decades in the making.  The original Ken Smith design has been amended and updated with the practical input of her owners. The experience gained since the laying of the first GB 42 keel in 1966 is reflected in each one commissioned today. Her practical layout, study fiberglass construction, deep water design and long range capability all add up to a complete cruising vessel..  The Grand Banks semi-displacement hull design with fine entry forward, hard chines aft and a full keel has been proven on water around the world.  Single or twin diesel power will deliver economy at hull speed and provide higher cruising speeds when larger than the standard engines are chosen. Many power options are available. The exterior of the hull and deckhouse on the GB is smooth gelcoated fiberglass. Teak decking is laid over fiberglass on the main deck and flybridge. The bulwarks surrounding the wide main deck are capped with a sturdy teak safety rail providing movement from bow to stern for those on board. The Grand Banks 42; in production since the 60s, her hull was redesigned in the early 90s  giving the proven Grand Banks semi-displacement hull a longer waterline and an increased beam. Ideal for a couple with children or guests, she cruises economically at 9 knots, yet 17 knots is typical with optional engines. The Motor yacht provides increased living space over the Classic and Europa's, by offering a full-width stateroom aft and two staterooms forward with galley up option, or a galley down option with one forwards stateroom.  The aft sundeck expands the outdoor living area and provides room for storage.