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1972 Amer 32 Grand Banks Boat in Seattle, WA 98101 US

$39,500

Used
builtBuilt in 1972
Year the boat was built
model

32 Grand Banks

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (American Marine)

Engine type and count
length

36.5 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Wooden

Hull material

The American Marine Grand Banks 32 packs a lot of very capable cruiser into a manageable size. Her 18,000 lb. displacement, deep forefoot, hard chine and long keel give a sense of stability. The walk around decks and high rails make line and fender handling a breeze and there is ample room on the foredeck to manage the anchor gear. The flybridge has seating for 6 and is an excellent viewpoint underway or at rest. If you need to get out of the sun, lounging under the canopy on the back deck is an excellent option. With an impressive upgrade and maintenance list Grandy is ready for your cruising adventures. Boathouse available - also available for purchase, requires yacht club membership.

Nominal Length
36.5ft
Length Overall
36.5ft
Beam
11.5ft
Displacement
18000lb
Cruising Speed
7kn
Max Speed
10kn
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Fresh Water Tanks
100gal
Fuel Tanks
240gal
Holding Tanks
24gal
Hull Material
wood
Engine 1
Engine Make
American Marine
Engine Model
32 Grand Banks
Total Power
120hp
Engine Hours
3516
Fuel Type
diesel
Additional Information
AccommodationsStep into the beautifully crafted teak interior and you'll immediately appreciate the timeless warmth and attention to detail that define every classic Grand Banks. Large windows surround the salon, filling the cabin with natural light while providing outstanding visibility from the lower helm. The salon features comfortable seating with an L-shaped dinette and opposing settee. The lower helm is positioned to starboard, with excellent sightlines for all-weather cruising, while the galley is conveniently located to port. Equipped with a stove, oven, refrigerator, stainless sink, and generous storage, it is ideally suited for extended cruising.Forward, a few steps lead down to the private owner's stateroom featuring a traditional V-berth with filler cushion to create a generous double berth. Hanging lockers, drawers, and additional storage provide ample space for cruising gear. Adjacent to the stateroom is an enclosed head with marine toilet, vanity, and shower, offering the convenience expected for comfortable weekends aboard or extended coastal passages. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully finished, the Grand Banks 32's accommodations strike an ideal balance between classic elegance and practical functionality. Whether enjoying a weekend getaway or embarking on longer coastal adventures, the interior provides a comfortable, inviting living space that has made the Grand Banks 32 one of the most enduring and sought-after classic trawlers ever built. Galley Stainless steel sink Dickinson Bristol Stove Nova Kool 12VDC Refrigerator FancyHeat single burner Two hot water tanks: Raritan 12Gal 120VAC and heat exchanger / Dickinson 10 gal (est) located on flybridge Electrical Blue Seas 110V breaker panel 12V breaker panel Charles Isolation Transformer Heart Interface Battery Monitor 70 and 135 AMP alternators Xantrex Freedom Marine Model 20 inverter/charger 2000W Batteries: Cranking 1-Group 31 Interstate. House; 6-6volt Dyno Electronics and Navigation Garmin GPSMAP chartplotter Garmin radar Hummingbird Depth Sounder Uniden ES UM252 Icom IC-M45 (flybridge) SRC Bluetooth stereo Deck and Hull 15kG Claw galvanized anchor with 102ft of 3/8 galvanized chain and 223 ft of ¾” Nylon rode Simpson Lawrence Horizon 600/900 Freefall Windlass Bunker Up Propane BBQ Jabsco manual toilet to 24 gallon holding tank with deck and overboard discharge. 4-level tank monitor 2013 West Marine MS 275 RIB (WMPWG056C313) with 2025 2.5hp Suzuki DF2.5 outboard motor. Maintenance Milestones Bottom paint: Spring 2025 Engine oil: March 2026 Trans oil: March 2026 Cooling system: March 2026 Features/Recent Work July/Aug '20    Fix Anchor Light July/Aug '20     Fix Running Lights July/Aug '20    Remove old Fire Ext July/Aug '20    Remove old flares July/Aug '20    Repair Bilge blower July/Aug '20    Secure hose for shower sump July/Aug '20    Sort lazarette July/Aug '20    strap loose wires in bilge July/Aug '20    White/Teak hole fill interior July/Aug '20     Seal Cracks in flybridge floor July/Aug '20     Confirm wash down pump July/Aug '20     Install Flag lanyards July/Aug '20     Rebuild top to port battery box July/Aug '20    Clean flybridge cushions July/Aug '20    Cut stainless for stove backer July/Aug '20    Replace Head GFI July/Aug '20    Repair sink bath drain July/Aug '20    New Fire Ext 1 B1 July/Aug '20    Install storage hammocks July/Aug '20    Install new stereo July/Aug '20    Repair vented loop valve-stinky!! July/Aug '20    Varnish rail joint July/Aug '20    Loose ground at electronics-repaired July/Aug '20    New mooring lines July/Aug '20    New Overflow bottle July/Aug '20    Line Rack July/Aug '20    Repair shower drain at pan July/Aug '20    Caulked 3 locations in deck (6') July/Aug '20    Installed new shower sump July/Aug '20    Filled hole at mast spreader July/Aug '20    Engine room organization 9/7/2020         Rebuild motor (windlass) 9/8/2020         Grease windlass 2020 Fall Haul out 9/21/2020    Inst new Electroguard System 10/1/2020    Rebuild raw water valve 10/1/2020    Rebuild head discharge valve 9/22/2020    Remove  RedDot heater 9/22/2020    Oil and Fuel filter changes 9/22/2020    Clean up swimstep, replace damaged wood 9/23/2020    Service other valves 9/22/2020    pull and service  heat exchangers 9/22/2020    new antifreeze 9/21/2020    Remove fish finder/wiring 10/20/2022   Paint hull 10/7/2020    Paint Bootstripe 10/1/2020    remove old transducers and plug holes 10/5/2020    drop rudder and pack rudder gland 10/7/2020    rebuild raw water filter mount 10/7/2020    Install new raw water hoses 10/7/2020    Replace all coolant hoses 10/7/2020    New raw water impeller 10/14/2020  Bottom paint 10/14/2020   New cutlass bearing 10/14/2020   New Shaft 10/14/2020   Propeller tuned 10/14/2020   Install dripless shaft seal 10/13/2020   Route stove tank gauge to new switch End 2020 Fall Haul out 10/17/2020    repair leak at potable water pump 10/18/2020    Leak at upper tank valve under sink 10/18/2020    Figure out upper hot water tank 10/17/2020    Move stove fuel gauge to spare switch 10/16/2020    2 switches to trace/cleanup elec 10/24/2020    Install indicator light for float switch July-Oct 2020    Clean bilge July-Oct 2020    Clean motor Winter 20/21    LED cabin lights Winter 20/21    sound insulate hatches Winter 20/21    New radar cord on Furuno Winter 20/21    Rebuild front cabin hatch Winter 20/21    Repair soft spot port FB Winter 20/21    Repair soft spot galley window frame (bottom) Winter 20/21    soft spot port roof wing Winter 20/21    build and install teak book holder in V-berth Winter 20/21    Repair soft spot port cabin top Winter 20/21    Repair soft spots trailing cabin edges Winter 20/21    rebuild injection pump/injectors Winter 20/21    Install Isolation transformer Winter 20/21    FB angle bracket repair Winter 20/21    New blocks for mast Winter 20/21    New cranking battery Spring  '21    Paint bulwarks Spring  '21    Paint cabin Spring  '21    Build new drop leaf table and install Spring  '21    draw plumbing system Spring  '21    trace batt switch in engine comp      Fall2021    Remove NEWMAR intercom system Fall2021    Leak at top of fuel site tube repaired Fall2021    Stainless rub rail installed Fall2021    Install new holding tank, hoses, discharge pump Fall2021    Install new Garmin radar/chartplotter, build mahogany console Winter 2022    repair leak at salon door into lazarette( replace subdeck as needed) Winter 2022    regalvanize anchor chain/New nylon rode total 325' Winter 2022    Paint chain locker/clean up wire Spring Haul Out 2022 Spring '22    remove head discharge thruhull/plug Spring '22    Install new hold tank discharge thruhull and valve Spring '22    Paint bottom Spring '22    Paint topsides Spring '22    Paint bootstripe Spring '22    Replace raw water thruhull/valve Spring '22    replace head  intake thruhull/valve End Spring haul Jul-22    New Balmar Regulator Jul-22    Add upper H2O tank overflow bottle Jul-22    replace reading light at port settee with period correct reading light Sep-22    Build angled drawer boxes for head Nov-22    Add trim at headliner Nov-22    Build/install drawer under stove Nov-22    replace stove valve/convert R burner Dec-22    Replace backer board under radio on FB Jan-23     Replace Engine T-stat Jan'23    Replace temp sending unit and wiring to helm Jan-23    Replace Port Alternator Jan'23    Install 250Amp fuses for both alternators Jan-23    Install new raw water pump Jan'23    Torque head bolts and check valve clearance Jun-23    Replace house bank with Dyno GC2 Jan-23    Replace insulation on fwd bulkhead Jun-23    Add insulation over house bank Jun-23    Replace wiring and solenoid to windlass May-23    Replace exhaust elbow May-23    spare anchor box built and installed in Laz Jul-23    Canvas replaced 23-Jul    Install new raw water filter Winter 23-4    Add trim at Laz hatch Winter 23-4    install light in hanging locker Winter 23-4    paint hanging locker Winter 23-4    install high water alarm Winter 23-4    install second bilge pump Winter 23-4    Engine room insulation added Winter 23-4    repair diesel return line leak Winter 23-4    paint V-berth and floorboard paint Fall '24        Install inspection ports in fuel tanks Fall '24        Epoxy coat bottom of tanks Fall '24        New toilet pump Winter 24-25    Pull transmission, rebuild, install, align shaft Winter 24-25    Install new LED lighting in engine room Winter 24-25    New galley faucet Winter 24-25    New 2.5HP kicker motor Winter 24-25    Install coolant block heater 2025 Spring haul out Spring '25    Paint bottom Spring '25    Paint topsides Spring '25    Paint bootstripe Spring '25    Tune propeller End spring haul Spring '25    Paint aft half lazarette, build and install foot grate Winter '25-26    Remove port fwd and side glass, remove soft wood, replace Winter '25-26    Paint cabin Winter '25-26    Paint exterior bulwarks Winter '25-26    Replace dual fuelt filter with single spin on Winter'25-26    Replace new fuel lift pump Winter '25-26    Replace gear and oil cooler, service Heat exchanger ExclusionsAll personal gear; artwork; loose items; galley gear; CD's; clock & barometer sets; charts; fishing equipment; tools; spare parts; supplies & items not specifically listed on equipment list specifications sheet.
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The 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. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Price History

DateEventPrice
8/23/26Initial price$39,500

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The 1972 Amer 32 Grand Banks has garnered much praise from boat enthusiasts and owners alike

Here are some common themes reflected in customer feedback: 1. Classic Design: Many owners appreciate the timeless aesthetics of the Amer 32 Grand Banks. Its classic lines and traditional looks not only stand out in the marina but also evoke a sense of nostalgia for boating enthusiasts. 2. Sturdy Build: Customers often highlight the solid construction of the boat, noting its durability and ability to handle rough waters. The fiberglass hull and quality craftsmanship are frequently mentioned as key selling points. 3. Spacious Interior: The layout of the Amer 32 provides a comfortable living space for both short trips and longer voyages. Many users enjoy the well-thought-out cabin, which offers ample headroom, a cozy salon, and practical dining space. 4. Performance: Owners typically report satisfied performance with the boat's handling and fuel efficiency. The reliable engine and smooth operation contribute to a pleasurable boating experience. 5. Versatility: Many enthusiasts praise the Amer 32 for its versatility, making it suitable for both cruising and fishing. Its design allows for various activities on the water, catering to a range of boating lifestyles. 6. Community and Support: There is a noticeable camaraderie among Amer 32 owners, with many sharing their experiences and modifications. Customers appreciate the support available through various boating communities that celebrate this classic vessel. Overall, the 1972 Amer 32 Grand Banks continues to be cherished by those who value quality craftsmanship, classic aesthetics, and a reliable boating experience.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1972 Amer 32 Grand Banks is a classic vessel renowned for its unique characteristics and timeless design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Timeless Design: The Amer 32 Grand Banks features a classic trawler design that exudes charm and elegance, making it a visually appealing choice for boat enthusiasts.

Robust Build Quality: Known for their excellent craftsmanship, the Amer 32 Grand Banks boats are built to withstand the rigors of the sea, offering durability and longevity.

Spacious Interior: With a well-designed layout, the interior provides ample space for living and entertaining, making it suitable for both short trips and extended cruising.

Fuel Efficiency: Trawler designs generally offer better fuel efficiency, and the Amer 32 is no exception, making it a more economical option for longer voyages.

Stable Ride: The hull design ensures stability and comfort, especially in rough waters, giving both novice and experienced boaters confidence on the sea.

Upgradable: Many models can be upgraded with modern amenities, allowing you to enhance comfort and convenience while maintaining classic appeal.

Cons

Age-Related Maintenance: Being a 1972 model, ongoing maintenance may be required to address age-related issues, and some parts could be harder to find.

Limited Speed: The trawler design prioritizes fuel efficiency and stability over speed, which might not suit those looking for a faster boating experience.

Less Modern Technology: Depending on previous owners' upgrades, the technology and navigational equipment may not be as advanced as in newer models, requiring updates for enhanced functionality.

Narrow Beam: While the design provides stability, a narrower beam may result in less interior space compared to more modern, wider vessels.

Potential for Weathering: Older boats may show signs of wear and tear due to exposure to the elements, which can require additional care and refurbishment.

Made For

The 1972 Amer 32 Grand Banks is perfect for enthusiasts of classic yachts and those who appreciate timeless design combined with practical functionality. Ideal for families and small groups, this vessel offers a cozy and inviting space for weekend getaways or longer maritime adventures. The boat caters to individuals who prioritize reliability and performance on the water, making it an excellent choice for both seasoned sailors and novices looking to explore coastal waters. With its sturdy construction and enduring elegance, the Amer 32 is also suitable for those who value the heritage of boating and seek a vessel with character and charm. Whether you’re cruising the local waterways, enjoying fishing trips, or hosting friends for leisurely outings, this classic yacht provides the perfect blend of comfort and adventure on the open sea.

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