"Leilani" is a Hawaiian name meaning "heavenly garland of flowers" or "royal child". A beautiful name for a beautiful boat. A 1981 Grand Bank 36 that has been meticulously maintained and enjoyed by the current owners (approximately 15 years). She is in turnkey condition in South Carolina for the winter but could easily be ready to go to the Caribbean, the Keys, Maine, or do "The Loop" with your gear and provisions. Leilan has completed "The Loop" and the owners have a slide show to prove it. The classic 3 cabin Trawler layout has a large master cabin aft, Main Cabin with dining/lounge area, galley, Main Helm Station in the middle, and Forward Guest Cabin with its own head. Easy access to the Fly Bridge, by stepping easily onto the aft cabin top and then a couple more steps onto the new Fly Bridge Deck (Replaced last year in 2025). The fly bridge has a bimini cover that can be enclosed or lowered for low bridge clearance (the mast also has a hinge and can be lowered). Leilani has very dependable twin Ford Lehman Model 2715E engines, an 8KW Onan Generator, and a 10' Avon Rib Dinghy with a 9.9 hp Yamaha outboard. All three cabins have lots of storage spaces and the galley storage is subsidized by a large Frigibar 110 Cooler that when charged regularly can hold a weeks' worth of groceries. Leilani is the ideal boat for a couple looking to go cruising and is PRICED TO SELL. For more information read the full listing.

Grand Banks 36, 1981. New fuel tanks. Many upgrades listed below. We have owned and loved this boat for 15 years. It is time for us to downsize. We completed the Loop 2017; cruised from the Keys to Maine, including Abacos, the Rideau Canal, and Quebec City. 

--Engines, Twin Ford Lehman, Model 2715E,  Well maintained

--New aluminum fuel tanks, Replaced 2023. (Total 310 gallons)

--Wet exhaust hoses replaced from engine to transom, Replaced 2023

--Main cabin exterior surfaces and window frames painted;  Awlgrip #G8010, Off-White 

--PYI dripless shaft seals, Replaced 2022

--Onan 8K generator. Model MDKD8-1C.  Approx 1,500 hour

--Deep cycle golf cart type ship service batteries.  Replaced fall 2024 

--LED cabin and running lighting (most but not all replaced with LED)

--Cruise-Airrr reverse cycle Air conditioning, 3 units (one for each cabin), Installed 2011

--Hot water heater, electric and/or engine coolant heated

--FW tanks, 2 ea. 90 gal. (Total 180 gallons)

--MSD tank, 20 Gallon. Macerator pump questionable operation

--Spare propellers (2ea.) (stored under aft cabin bunks)

--Reverso oil change system for engines and generator engine

--Maxwell anchor windless, 150' galv. chain, 60# claw anchor, Installed 2013

--Additional Anchor and Rode

--Anchor washdown system

--Aft deck hot/cold shower

--Canvas flybridge Bimini and enclosure

--New Bali cabin shades,  New 2017

--Exterior sun shades for windows

--New upholstered cabin cushions, Main salon and V-berth, Replace 2025

--Custom “Portland Boat Mattress” bunk mattresses in aft cabin, New 2013

--Dinghy Tramson Davit system

--Avon 10' RIB, 2006, With 9.9 hp. Yamaha 2015 outboard with electric start,  

--NMEA 2000 Garmin navigation network, upper and lower helm stations

      --Garmin 4210 GPS (1 ea,)

      --Garmin 600 AIS

--Garmin Striker 4 Fathometers, upper and lower station, Non-NMEA connected)

--Raytheon analog radar

--VHF Radio, Standard Horizon.   1 ea. Upper station, 1 ea Lower station.   NMEA connected

--Engine spares (miscellaneous--alternator, impellers, filters, hoses)

--Unidirectional analog TV antenna

--Galley Stove, Electric. Make:   Galley Made.  3 burner w/oven

2 Model # 2715E Lehman Engines on January 13, 2026 departed Annapolis with the Starboard Engine showing 4492 hours and the Port Engine showing 3887.

Port Engine Serial Number:           D1299/78

Starboard Engine Serial Number: D0257/151

Onan Diesel Generator Model Number: MDKD8-1C as of August 12 2024 had 1576 hours and puts out 8KW. 

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.