1973 Grand Banks Classic 42 for sale in Auckland - Gulf Harbour Marina
Auckland - Gulf Harbour Marina, New Zealand197313.8m
Asking PriceBroker
$205,000 NZD
+11 moreMakeGrand Banks
ModelClassic 42
Year1973
Length13.8m4.2m beam
FuelDiesel
Cabins3
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This well-maintained Grand Banks Classic 42 is a true trawler-style launch, combining timeless design with practical cruising capability.
Powered by twin Ford diesel engines, she offers economical, reliable performance, ideal for coastal cruising or extended stays aboard. Her layout is well suited for families and guests, featuring three cabins, two heads, and comfortable living spaces. The flybridge with a duplicate helm provides excellent visibility, while the saloon offers a bright, functional interior.
Zarapito is well equipped with a genset, solar, and navigation electronics, making her a practical option for extended cruising or liveaboard use.
Full specifications and inventory available on the NZ Boat Sales website.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeGrand Banks
ModelClassic 42
Year1973
Dimensions
Length overall13.8m
Beam4.2m
Draft1.2m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFord
Engine count2
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
twin Ford diesel engines
flybridge with a duplicate helm
saloon
genset
solar
navigation electronics
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