Dimensions: 31'11" x 11'5" Year: 1968 Manufacturer: Grand Banks Model: 32 Engine: Ford lehman 271E Hull: Wood
This 1968 Grand Banks 32 Trawler is a semi displacement carvel planked solid mahogany hardwood built trawler. The length is 31'11'' with a beam of 11’05”. Displacement is approx. 17,000 lbs. Propulsion is provided by a smooth running single Ford Lehman 120 HP naturally aspirated marine diesel engine with 7500hrs with many hrs of reliable use left given their reputation. Recently Surveyed May 2024 and hauled out again in May 2026. At this time the Head thru hull was replaced, all other thru hulls were inspected and are in great condition. Bottom and hull were cleaned and painted, all zincs are new. This vessel has been well maintained by the owner. All defects have been addressed as they have come up. The vessel has been on several trips already this year and is ready to sail. The owner is aging out of yacht ownership and has priced the vessel to sell quickly.
The decks are caulked teak. The flying bridge deck is painted with non skid over wood. There is a canvas enclosure for the aft cockpit area, canvas covers for the flying bridge and windows, and a winter cover. The interior has the chain locker forward with the v berth just aft. The single head is to starboard. The main salon has the main helm to starboard forward and an inline galley to port. There is a dinette to starboard with sea bunks to port at the cabin door. These bunks can be easily switched back and forth to a bench seat . A full-width teak platform is at the transom with a tender on davits. The varnish on the grab rails needs redoing but the vessels overall condition is very good. The existing moorage at Comox Valley Marina is negotiable for a new owner.
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Details
Overview
Vessel Name: Eight Knots
Manufacturer: Grand Banks
Model: 32
Year: 1968
Length: 31' 11"
Beam: 11' 05"
Head Room: 6'2"
Vessel Location: Comox Valley, B.C.
Survey
Survey Date: May 2024
Power
Engine: Ford Lehman 271E
Engine Hours: 7576.2
H.P: 120 inboard
Shaft Material: Alloy Steel
Cruising Speed: 8 knts
Engine Alarm
Fuel Type: Diesel
Tanks: 1
Fuel Capacity: 200 Gal
Tank Material: Painted Steel
Bilge Pumps: Rule 2000 x2 with float
Bilge Pumps: Rule 360 - shower
Bilge Pumps: Manual - Engine Room
Cooling: RW with Heat Exchanger
Accommodations
Stove: Propane
Fridge: NovaKool
Galley Sink
Head
Heating: Dickenson Diesel/Bus
Heating: Air top 3500 Diesel Cabin Heater
Water Tank Capacity: 100 Gal
Holding Tank Capacity: 18 Gal
Structural
Hull: Mahogany
Decks: Teak
Ribs: Wood
Cabin/Superstructure: Wood
Steering: Dimon Drive
Stations: 2
Fasteners: Bronze
Mast: Wood - With stainless wire rings & bronze hardware
Step aboard a rare piece of West Coast maritime history with this beautifully preserved 1927, 35 foot wooden vessel, *Goforth* For 40 years she was a missionary boat servicing remote B.C. coast communities. Between 2000 and 2003 she underwent a complete rebuild, ribs sistered, refastened, hull strengthened with fiberglass overlay, 4 cylinder Detroit engine rebuilt and electronics updated. Over 200K has been spent on this fine dame. She remains in an excellent condition with decades of enjoyment to give. Serious enquiries only please.
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