1999 Grand Banks 38 Eastbay EX Boat in Long Beach, CA 90801 US

$159,000

Used
builtBuilt in 1999
Year the boat was built
model

38 Eastbay EX

Boat model
engine

2 Engines (2x Caterpillar)

Engine type and count
length

38 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

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Hull material
Nominal Length
38ft
Length Overall
38ft
Engine 1
Engine Make
Caterpillar
Engine Hours
1569
Engine Type
inboard
Fuel Type
diesel
Drive Type
inboard
Engine 2
Engine Make
Caterpillar
Engine Hours
1569
Engine Type
inboard
Fuel Type
diesel
Drive Type
inboard
Features
Caterpillar 3126 TA's

The Caterpillar 3100 series engines dominated the marine industry in the early 1990s. These four-stroke, in-line six-cylinder powerplants outperformed any other engine at the time. Their reputation was supported by an outstanding service support system. The 3126TA debuted in late 1995, replacing the 3116 with higher horsepoweru00a0and slightly larger displacement. The 3116 and 3126 were often compared because both are in-line six-cylinder engines with a similar appearance; however, the 3116 has 1.1 liters peru00a0cylinder (6.6L displacement). The model number 3116 translates to (3100 series/ 1.1 liters per cylinder, 6-cylinder), and the 3126 has 1.2 liters per 6 cylinders that equals (7.2L displacement). u00a0Grand Banks offered the mechanical 3126TA from 1996 to 2002, and it was a huge success due to its dimensions and available horsepower ratings. From 2003 onward, the 3126's fuel system became electronically controlled, and it was reclassifiedu00a0as the 3126B. Caterpillar changedu00a0its model identification in 2006, renaming the engine the C-7, and production continued until 2009. u00a0

  • In-line 6-cylinder, 4-stroke (four-cycle) diesel engine
  • Turbocharged & aftercooled
  • Bore 4.33 inches x Stroke 5u0022
  • Displacement 439 cu in (7.2L)
  • Compression Ratio 15.0:1
  • Oil Capacity 6.6 gallons
  • Coolant Capacity 7.4 gallons
  • Engine weight 1590 lbs
  • Twin Disc u00a0MG506 1-A 2.0:1 ratio
  • Glendinning synchronizeru00a0
  • Racor 900 water and fuel separators
  • Kobelt transmission and throttle controls
  • VDO Oceanline instrumentation
  • Aetna digital tachometers
  • Balmar MC -614 deluxe multi-stage 12V regulatorsu00a0
  • Balmar high output alternators
  • 1569 Hours



In a world that's two-thirds liquid, you need a rock-solid engine. There's a lot of history inherent in every Cat engine. It's a history of over 75 years of diesel engine progress. Caterpillar engine development is about tighter tolerances, advanced materials, and sophisticated component designs that maximize combustion efficiency. There's a lot of value in Cat engines. No matter how many technical advances it incorporates, Caterpillar has always stayed true to diesel power's core advantages: higher power, lower fuel consumption, reliability, durability, and ease of service.

Estimated Performance
  • 615 RPM 5.0 knots
  • 800 RPM 7.0 knots
  • 1000 RPM 8.5 knots 2.0 GPH
  • 1200 RPM 9.5 knots 3.2 GPH
  • 1500 RPM 10.4 knots 5.0 GPH
  • 1700 RPM 13.1 knots 7.5 GPH
  • 1800 RPM 15.0 knots 10.4 GPH
  • 2025 RPM 17 knots 13 GPH
  • 2100 RPM 19 knots 16 GPH
  • 2200 RPM 20 knots 19 GPH
  • 2400 RPM 24 knots 25 GPH
  • 2600 RPM 27 knots 35 GPH

The performance data cannot be guaranteed due to load conditions and sea state; these are only estimates

C. Raymond Hunt & Associates
  • Sharp entry forward keeps pounding to a minimum
  • No deep forefoot to cause bow steering and/ or broaching
  • V-shape is carried all the way to the transom, which results in a stable platform
  • Design factors make the hull travel straight over seas with moderate steering effort
  • Handling characteristics are a major safety advantage when running down waves or entering rough inlets u00a0
  • A high chine forward and spray strips knock down spray, adds lift and reduces wetted surface
  • Dry boat, reduced resistance, greater speed, and increased economy
  • A widely flared forward topsides creates buoyancy and reduces the potential for burying the bow
  • At planing speeds hull gains stability and minimizes rolling
  • High-dead-rise V-shape is inherently more stable.u00a0
  • The V shape allows the hull to bank in a turn, not roll outward like a round- or flat-bottomed hull.
  • At displacement speeds the deep v hull has more draft than the typical planing hull, so it behaves more like a displacement hull
Electrical
  • Northern Lights 5kw diesel generator (M673L33) 1039 hours 10/26u00a0
  • Victron Energy Multi Plus charger inverter
  • Pro Mariner Pro Sport HD battery charger
  • (4) AGM 8D batteries (5/23)
  • (1) AGM Group 24 generator battery (8/23)
  • Crompton Instruments AC volt & AC amp meters
  • VAH110 DC monitor
  • Zinc Saver III galvanic isolator
Disclaimer

The Caterpillar 3100 series engines dominated the marine industry in the early 1990s. These four-stroke, in-line six-cylinder powerplants outperformed any other engine at the time. Their reputation was supported by an outstanding service support system. The 3126TA debuted in late 1995, replacing the 3116 with higher horsepoweru00a0and slightly larger displacement. The 3116 and 3126 were often compared because both are in-line six-cylinder engines with a similar appearance; however, the 3116 has 1.1 liters peru00a0cylinder (6.6L displacement). The model number 3116 translates to (3100 series/ 1.1 liters per cylinder, 6-cylinder), and the 3126 has 1.2 liters per 6 cylinders that equals (7.2L displacement). u00a0Grand Banks offered the mechanical 3126TA from 1996 to 2002, and it was a huge success due to its dimensions and available horsepower ratings. From 2003 onward, the 3126's fuel system became electronically controlled, and it was reclassifiedu00a0as the 3126B. Caterpillar changedu00a0its model identification in 2006, renaming the engine the C-7, and production continued until 2009. u00a0

In a world that's two-thirds liquid, you need a rock-solid engine. There's a lot of history inherent in every Cat engine. It's a history of over 75 years of diesel engine progress. Caterpillar engine development is about tighter tolerances, advanced materials, and sophisticated component designs that maximize combustion efficiency. There's a lot of value in Cat engines. No matter how many technical advances it incorporates, Caterpillar has always stayed true to diesel power's core advantages: higher power, lower fuel consumption, reliability, durability, and ease of service.

The performance data cannot be guaranteed due to load conditions and sea state; these are only estimates

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
11/5/26Initial price$159,000

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