1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 40 Flybridge

About This Vessel

This 1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 40 Flybridge, measures 40 ft, and is located in Annapolis, Maryland, powered by 2x Caterpillar 3208 435.00HP.

Come see the 1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 40 Flybridge in Annapolis through the end of the Annapolis Powerboat Show September 23 - October 12Classic Ray Hunt Grand Banks Eastbay 40 flybridge design with full canvas enclosure. Powered by the ever-reliable Cat 3208 engines, this vessel is ready for her next owner. One of 20 built, the Grand Banks Eastbay 40 is a timeless example of a great design. Perfect coastal cruiser and Great Loop explorer. Two cabins and a wonderful salon offer cruising for the whole family. The galley boasts a full oven and microwave and is very efficient for cooking gourmet meals. There is a removable teak drop leaf table in the main salon, and the salon couch pulls out to a double bed.UpgradesExterior teak eyebrow and cap rail sanded and varnished June 2026Revarnished main cabin sole 2024New teak cockpit 2024New Vitrifrigo refrigeration 2024New main salon upholstery and interior blinds 2023Cabin topside and engine room painted 2023Updated Garmin electronics 2020A/C/Heat units installed 2020Electrical EquipmentShore power inletGenerator - 1,114 hoursMaster volt battery charger2 new 12-volt DC size 8D lead acid wet cell batteries 20261 new 12-volt DC generator starting battery 2026ElectronicsDepth sounderRadarLog-SpeedometerWind speed and directionRepeater(s)TV setNavigation centerPlotterDVD playerAutopilotRadioCompassCD playerGPSCockpit speakersVHFInside EquipmentElectric bilge pumpOvenMicrowave ovenMarine headAir conditioningElectric headHeatingHot waterRefrigeratorDeep freezerOutside Equipment/ExtrasBimini top coverCockpit coverTeak cockpitCockpit showerTeak side decksCockpit cushionsSwimming ladder2' teak swim platform1' anchor pulpitDisclaimerThe Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. com. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is