1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 Sold Boat in Newport, RI US
Built in 1996
Eastbay 38
2 Engines (2x Caterpiller)
38 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $174,000 | $179,995 | $159,000 |
| Location | Newport | Warwick | Jamestown |
| Nominal Length | 38' | 39' | 23' |
| Draft | 3' | - | - |
| Engine Make | Caterpiller | MerCruiser | Yamaha |
| Total Engine Power | 375 hp | 375 hp | 200 hp |
| Days on Market | 2279 | 171 | 341 |
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The Eastbay 38 is the all-around perfect cruising boat for a couple, even with a small toddler. For the folks that want a handsome, superb riding, strongly built cruiser with Downeast styling, with exceptional accommodations, and let's throw in a good click of speed, the Eastbay 38 fits the bill.
Built by Grand Banks and designed by C. Raymond Hunt, the pedigree of this boat stands tall. The hull is a modified deep-V with a transom deadrise of 20 degrees; ideal balance of style and performance. Throw in the reliable CAT 3208TA diesels with 375 hp each, and you have a boat that can easily cruise between (slow) 8-9 kts. up to 15-24 kts. (fast) and has a max speed of 28 to 30 kts. depending upon weight and sea conditions. With a short keel, the boat tracks beautifully and produces an easily appreciated dry rid even in a chop.
Maneuverable side decks with a spacious cockpit, comfortable pilothouse with dinette and table, and accommodations below offering a large, well designed galley, a convertible settee and table for inside dining and an occasional double berth, a head area with shower, and then a master stateroom forward with full-size V-berth with a filler making for a huge bed.
Repainted, this EB 38 is sharp with its Emerald Green hull white non-skid decks and a custom stretch soft top over a solid aluminum frame. Swim step aft and easy access to the lazarete and power hatch to engine compartment.
We welcome you to visit to inspect this pedigree, Downeast Cruiser with high gloss varnished rails keeping the heritage of the Grand Banks history. Classic, economical and comfortable = Pride of Ownership.
The Eastbay 38 is the all-around perfect cruising boat for a couple, even with a small toddler. For the folks that want a handsome, superb riding, strongly built cruiser with Downeast styling, with exceptional accommodations, and let's throw in a good click of speed, the Eastbay 38 fits the bill.
Built by Grand Banks and designed by C. Raymond Hunt, the pedigree of this boat stands tall. The hull is a modified deep-V with a transom deadrise of 20 degrees; ideal balance of style and performance. Throw in the reliable CAT 3208TA diesels with 375 hp each, and you have a boat that can easily cruise between (slow) 8-9 kts. up to 15-24 kts. (fast) and has a max speed of 28 to 30 kts. depending upon weight and sea conditions. With a short keel, the boat tracks beautifully and produces an easily appreciated dry rid even in a chop.
Maneuverable side decks with a spacious cockpit, comfortable pilothouse with dinette and table, and accommodations below offering a large, well designed galley, a convertible settee and table for inside dining and an occasional double berth, a head area with shower, and then a master stateroom forward with full-size V-berth with a filler making for a huge bed.
Repainted, this EB 38 is sharp with its Emerald Green hull white non-skid decks and a custom stretch soft top over a solid aluminum frame. Swim step aft and easy access to the lazarete and power hatch to engine compartment.
We welcome you to visit to inspect this pedigree, Downeast Cruiser with high gloss varnished rails keeping the heritage of the Grand Banks history. Classic, economical and comfortable = Pride of Ownership.
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Customers praise the 1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 for its classic styling, solid build quality, and reliable performance
Many highlight its spacious and comfortable interior, making it ideal for extended cruising or liveaboard use. Owners appreciate the vessel’s seaworthiness and smooth handling, especially in various sea conditions. The teak finishes and well-maintained cabinetry receive particular compliments for adding a touch of elegance. Additionally, users note that the boat’s twin-engine setup provides confidence and ease of maneuvering. Overall, the 1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 is valued for blending traditional craftsmanship with practical features, appealing to those seeking a dependable and timeless cruiser.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 is a classic trawler-style yacht known for its blend of traditional craftsmanship and reliable performance. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with a robust fiberglass hull and quality materials, offering durability and safety.
Spacious Layout: The Eastbay 38 features a well-designed interior with comfortable accommodations for extended cruising.
Efficient Fuel Consumption: Its semi-displacement hull allows for economical cruising speeds, making it suitable for long-range trips.
Classic Styling: Timeless teak wood finishes and traditional lines appeal to enthusiasts of classic yachts.
Good Visibility: Elevated pilothouse provides excellent sightlines for navigation.
Reliable Engines: Typically equipped with dependable diesel engines that are easy to maintain.
Ample Storage: Plenty of storage space for gear and provisions, enhancing liveaboard comfort.
Cons
Speed Limitations: As a displacement cruiser, it is not built for high speeds, generally cruising around 8-10 knots.
Maintenance Requirements: Traditional wooden trim and teak decks require regular upkeep to maintain their appearance and condition.
Limited Modern Amenities: Compared to newer models, the 1996 Eastbay 38 may lack some modern electronics and conveniences unless they have been updated.
Tight Docking Maneuverability: Its size and hull shape can make docking in tight marinas more challenging without experience.
Interior Headroom: While comfortable, some may find the interior headroom slightly lower than more contemporary designs.
Made For
The 1996 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 is ideal for boating enthusiasts seeking a classic, comfortable cruiser that combines traditional craftsmanship with reliable performance. Perfect for those who enjoy coastal cruising, weekend getaways, or extended voyages, this boat caters to individuals or couples who appreciate spacious accommodations, solid construction, and timeless design. Its manageable size and efficient layout make it suitable for both seasoned sailors and those looking to step up to a quality motor yacht experience.
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