2002 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 Sold Boat in Hilton Head, SC US
Built in 2002
Eastbay 38
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38 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING 38' EASTBAY
THIS BEAUTIFUL EASTBAY HAS HAD THE PRICE REDUCED BY $30,000 IN THE LAST 30 DAYS AND IS NOW AT AN AMAZING ASKING PRICE OF $249,500. THIS IS A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE AND THIS BOAT IS SPOTLESS.
AND NOW ON 7/20/16 YET ANOTHER $10,000 PRICE DROP. NOW ASKING $239,500. OWNER IS SERIOUS ABOUT SELLING.
THE OWNER IS VERY SERIOUS.
LAST ONE IV is an outstanding example of the world renowned Eastbay 38 line. Superior design, Performance and construction are synonymous with this Downeast express cruiser. LAST ONE IV has the classic appearance with the WHITE hull. LAST ONE IV has had extensive mechanical as well as electronic and cosmetic upgrades and service since May of 2015 to prepare her for trouble free, long range cruising. This Eastbay 38 has the highly reliable 375 HP 3208 CAT's with only 1100 hours as of 8/1/16. The owner went over every bit of the boat making it ready for a trouble free Great Loop trip. No expense was spared to assure the vessel to be truly "turn key." Anyone looking for a Grand Banks Eastbay or any downeast cruiser should consider this spotless, ready to go stunner.
DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING 38' EASTBAY
THIS BEAUTIFUL EASTBAY HAS HAD THE PRICE REDUCED BY $30,000 IN THE LAST 30 DAYS AND IS NOW AT AN AMAZING ASKING PRICE OF $249,500. THIS IS A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE AND THIS BOAT IS SPOTLESS.
AND NOW ON 7/20/16 YET ANOTHER $10,000 PRICE DROP. NOW ASKING $239,500. OWNER IS SERIOUS ABOUT SELLING.
THE OWNER IS VERY SERIOUS.
LAST ONE IV is an outstanding example of the world renowned Eastbay 38 line. Superior design, Performance and construction are synonymous with this Downeast express cruiser. LAST ONE IV has the classic appearance with the WHITE hull. LAST ONE IV has had extensive mechanical as well as electronic and cosmetic upgrades and service since May of 2015 to prepare her for trouble free, long range cruising. This Eastbay 38 has the highly reliable 375 HP 3208 CAT's with only 1100 hours as of 8/1/16. The owner went over every bit of the boat making it ready for a trouble free Great Loop trip. No expense was spared to assure the vessel to be truly "turn key." Anyone looking for a Grand Banks Eastbay or any downeast cruiser should consider this spotless, ready to go stunner.
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Customers praise the 2002 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 for its classic styling combined with reliable performance
Many highlight its spacious and well-appointed interior, which offers comfortable accommodations for extended cruising. Reviewers frequently mention the solid construction and seaworthy design, making it a trusted vessel for both coastal and offshore adventures. The boat’s efficient layout and quality craftsmanship receive consistent commendation, along with its smooth handling and dependable engines. Overall, owners appreciate the blend of traditional elegance and practical functionality that the 2002 Eastbay 38 delivers.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2002 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 is a well-regarded classic trawler-style cruiser known for its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern amenities. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Timeless Design: The Eastbay 38 features a classic semi-displacement hull and elegant lines that provide both aesthetic appeal and efficient cruising capabilities.
Solid Construction: Built with quality materials and craftsmanship, ensuring durability and a seaworthy ride.
Comfortable Interior: Spacious layout with well-appointed cabins, a functional galley, and ample natural light, making it ideal for extended cruising or liveaboard.
Stable and Smooth Ride: The semi-displacement hull offers good stability and a comfortable ride even in moderate seas.
Good Range: Efficient fuel consumption and sizable fuel tanks allow for longer passages without frequent refueling.
Easy Handling: Twin engines provide reliable performance and maneuverability in tight docking situations.
Classic Woodwork: Rich teak interiors and traditional finishes add warmth and character to the living spaces.
Cons
Age Considerations: Being a 2002 model, some systems and equipment may require updating or maintenance to meet modern standards.
Speed Limitations: As a semi-displacement cruiser, it is not designed for high speeds; typical cruising speeds are moderate, which may not suit those seeking faster passages.
Maintenance Intensive: Traditional wood interiors and older systems can demand more regular upkeep compared to newer fiberglass-intensive designs.
Limited Standing Headroom in Some Areas: While generally comfortable, certain spaces may have lower headroom, which could be a consideration for taller individuals.
Fuel Consumption at Higher Speeds: While efficient at cruising speeds, running at maximum power can lead to increased fuel usage.
Smaller Cockpit Space: The cockpit area is cozy but may feel limited for larger groups or extensive outdoor entertaining.
Made For
The 2002 Grand Banks Eastbay 38 is ideal for boating enthusiasts who appreciate classic craftsmanship combined with reliable performance. It’s perfect for those seeking a comfortable and spacious cruiser for coastal cruising, weekend getaways, or extended voyages. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a couple looking for a stylish and practical boat, this model offers a blend of luxury, durability, and ease of handling that suits both leisurely adventures and serious boating.
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