Boatseekr is a modern platform for a timeless pursuit — from first search to first sunset, we've got you covered.
Real Brokers, Real Boats - no noise.
AI powered image search - Find your boat in seconds.


Match by shape & style
"Saturday" GB 46 #116 represents the peak in the Grand Banks "Classic" design.
By the 1990s, Grand Banks had already established itself as a global leader, delivering thousands of highly regarded yachts worldwide. Drawing on decades of owner feedback and evolving market demands, the brand continued to advance—introducing higher-horsepower propulsion, improved ergonomics, more robust onboard systems, and an unwavering commitment to the finest materials and craftsmanship.
During this period, the Grand Banks engineering team and skilled craftsmen made significant strides, incorporating computer-aided design and pioneering advancements in fiberglass construction techniques. While these innovations are often underappreciated today, they are evident in the yacht's enduring quality—particularly in the rich gelcoat finish and beautifully aged old-growth teak, which continue to outperform and outshine many modern builds.
Importantly, this vessel has also benefited from key upgrades in critical areas. The original mild-steel fuel tanks have been replaced with six individual aluminum fuel cells by American Tanks, enhancing both safety and longevity. The Furuno electronics suite has been updated within the past few years, providing modern navigation capability. Power is delivered by dependable Caterpillar 3208TA engines, each producing 375 horsepower, with approximately 2,500 hours—well-regarded for their smooth, reliable performance.
For those seeking a timeless, capable, and beautifully crafted cruising yacht, "Saturday" presents a compelling opportunity.
Explore boats with a similar design, shape and style.





There are many ways to approach offshore cruising. Read on for a summary of the main types, plus exciting. new options like Omikron.

Boatseekr co-founder Nick "Mudcrab" Crabtree's take on picking a racer cruiser that will tick all the boxes.

Some of the most capable used boats become surprisingly complicated to own simply because a few key components are hard to replace.