1974 Grand Banks

KINGFISHER is a beautifully maintained and continuously updated Grand Banks 36 Classic Trawler. Built on a FIBERGLASS hull, she has two cabins, each w/ en-suite head, allowing two couples or a family to travel in privacy and comfort. 

She has been docked her under cover, in a boat house for years and when seeing KINGFISHER, it will be apparent she is NOT like any GB36 of this age and unquestionably one of the nicest GB36s you will ever see.

Key Features:

• Twin John Deere 6068 series 300, in-line 6 Cylinder naturally aspirated diesel motors (not original) 130 HP
• Wesmar Diesel Heat
• 5kw Northern LIght Generator, low 800 hours
• Decks all sanded and re-caulked
• Winter Cover like new as never used by current owner (boathouse kept)
• Raymarine 9" and 12" Chartplotters with Wireless Radar

KINGFISHER follows the traditional Grand Banks tri-cabin layout, locating the master stateroom with ensuite head aft and a similarly-equipped guest stateroom forward, separated by the salon, galley and helm station. This arrangement provides exceptional privacy for cruising couples while offering comfortable socializing room when everyone wants to be together. The salon is surrounded by windows and has an L-shaped settee with dining table to starboard and straight settee to port, providing seating for nine people. The galley is forward to port and includes a dual-voltage refrigerator, propane range with oven, microwave oven, stainless steel sink and a generous amount of storage. Opposite the galley to starboard is the lower helm station which includes engine controls, navigation electronics and electrical distribution panels. Adjacent to the helm station is a door providing easy access to the full walk-around decks.

Two steps above the deck is the aft cabin top which is a great spot for spreading a blanket and enjoying the sun. Three more steps up puts you on the flybridge with built-in seating and a second helm station with superior sight lines in all directions. Covered by a bimini top, this is a great place to spend an evening at anchor.