The 1983 Grand Banks 42 Classic is an iconic, fiberglass semi-displacement trawler known for its timeless profile, sturdy bluewater hull, and warm teak interior. It features a length of 42 feet 7 inches, a beam of 13 feet 7 inches, and a draft of about 4 feet 2 inches, with dual helm stations (lower and flybridge) and a classic two-cabin layout.

Specifications & Capacities Hull Type: Semi-displacement with long keel and hard chines Fuel Capacity: ~600 gallons Water Capacity: ~265 gallons Power Options: Commonly twin Ford Lehman (e.g., 120 hp or 240 hp total) or optional Caterpillar 3208 diesel engines
Layout & Interior Features Main Salon: Features 360-degree windows, port and starboard side deck access doors, an L-shaped settee with a teak dining table to starboard, and a functional forward portside galley.

Forward Cabin: V-berth arrangement with a private head and ample hanging locker space. Aft Master Stateroom: Features private berth layouts (double or twin splits depending on specific custom layout), desk space, hanging storage, and an en-suite head with a separate shower. Woodwork: Characterized by heavy handcrafted teak joinery and traditional parquet cabin flooring.