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| SEA WINGS |
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| Grand Banks 43 Eastbay HT | |||||||||||||
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Year: 2002 Current Status: Not Listed Online Location: Rowayton, Connecticut Yacht ID: 531 |
Length: 43 Feet Type: Power - Express Hull Material: Fiberglass Engine/Fuel Type: Twin Diesel More Information Click Here |
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| Sea Wings is the very pampered yacht of a retired naval aviator who has spared no expense in its care and maintenance. H O Penn, the local Cat rep, has performed all of the engine maintenance, including of course the annual commissioning and winterization. Off season, Sea Wings has been stored out of the water under a custom built cover. Sea Wings was featured in the Grand Banks owners' magazine, "Spray," and those photos are attached. Forward is a queen berth, lowered 6", with a custom built queen mattress and designer comforter for the berth. The stateroom features a custom teak door into the shower from the master suite, abundant storage, and light and ventilation from the overhead hatch and two opening ports. The guest stateroom with over and under bunks is aft and to port, and also has an overhead hatch and opening port; while opposite is the large head with a Vacuflush toilet and separate shower stall. Aft is the galley and dinette area: the fully equipped galley is to port, and the L-shaped settee with a custom teak hi-lo dining table with a maple inlay and leaves to starboard. The settee converts to a double berth with custom modified cushions that enhance comfort when converted to a berth. There is air conditioning throughout, teak bulkheads in lieu of formica, a teak and holly sole, and designer fabrics on all settees, bunks, curtains, and accent pillows. Up three steps to the air conditioned helm deck: There is a bench seat at the helm, with a matching bench seat to port. Aft of the port bench is an extended L-settee (which converts to a double berth) and opposite is a straight settee with an end-table under which is an icemaker. Additionally there is a custom teak table, also with leaves, at the helmdeck L-settee, and custom teak valances above the side windows in the helmdeck to conceal the curtain track. To keep the bugs out, there are screens for the side helmdeck window sliders (screens are standard below deck). Two steps down is the cockpit with the Grand Banks custom designed L-settee to port and the transom door to the swim platform to starboard. Helm Electronics were upgraded in 2006, and include: Tactronics 15" monitor: for DVD,TV, and computer display (2)Raymarine E120 Chartplotter/Radars New 4KW dome for the radar Raytheon ST 600 1G autopilot Pains Wessex Cat 1, 406 GPRIB Seatel Sat phone/internet data New GPS Sensor for Raymarine E Series Icom M-127 w/hailer and remote mic Raytheon ST 60 depth and speed Bose 131 speakers Clarion stereo system Hull The hull is Flag Blue gelcoat and Cordova Gold painted cove stripe; s/s anchor in lieu of standard; chain to Maxwell windlass; s/s stanchions customized to lean slightly forward rather than simply vertical; varnished teak toe rail; Moon Dust Awlgrip on side decks, foredeck, and cabin top; Awlgripped white aluminum radar mast on hardtop; custom single opening window in center windshield; custom teak grab rail under cabin top; custom GB fold-away L-settee in cockpit to port; hot/cold cockpit shower to starboard; teak swim platform with optional fold-up swim ladder; St Croix dinghy davits; Covers for front and side windows, aft helmdeck enclosure, bench cover, helmdeck table cover, and cockpit cover. Mechanical/Electrical Reverse osmosis system for filtering ice and drinking water; spurs; 16KBTU reverse cycle air conditioning in master stateroom, 16KBTU unit for main salon and galley; helmdeck reverse cycle air conditioning; ice maker; Onan 9KW generator w/sound shield; Glendinning synchronizers; Bennett Trim Tabs; hydraulic steering; six extra circuit breakers; Kahlenberg air horn. Galley: 12V/110V Norcold frig w/teak door, s/s top load freezer box, Princess electric stove and oven, microwave, and toaster oven. Other Features and Equipment Dinghy and outboard; safety package; fenders and lines; Additional improvements for noise reduction and vibration include: All openings and holes in engine room bulkheads were sealed; Nitrile sponge sheet; Hilti spray foam; muffler mountings; forespar valve for engine room bulkhead; exhaust bellow (2 each per engine). Remarks There is not a more well cared for Eastbay 43 Hard Top on the market. While there is much special about Sea Wings, the additional berths made available by the conversion of the salon and helmdeck settees can accommodate a growing family, grandchildren or guests. Disclaimer 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. |
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| L.O.A. | 43' | ||
| Displacement | 29760 lbs | ||
| Beam | 13'2 | Fuel Capacity | 450 gals |
| Water Capacity | 110 gals. | Propulsion | Twin Caterpillar Engine(s) HP: 435HP Engine Model: 3208TA Hours: 325 |
| LOCATION | Boatworks Yacht Sales - Rowayton | PRICE | 449,000 |
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