Grand Banks 48 MOTOR YACHT
Current Price: €150,000 (Tax Paid)
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- Year:
- 1974
- Length:
- 49.21ft / 15m
- Beam:
- 15.09ft / 4.6m
- Engines:
-
Ford Lehman/Sabre 1991 135L Inboard diesel 135 horsepower
Ford Lehman/Sabre 2016 135L Inboard diesel 135 horsepower
- Berths:
- 5
- Ref #:
- 6681853
- Located In:
- Beaulieu - sur - mer, France
- Hull Material:
- Wood
- Cabins:
- 3
- Heads:
- 3
- Name:
- Flic Flac
A rare opportunity to acquire one of the best Grand Banks 48 Motor Yachts we have seen in years. In same ownership for nearly 30 years and maintained by by professional Grand Banks enthusiasts to a high standard. Renovated over the years to include the replacement of the engines to the later quieter Ford Sabre/Lehman 135 hp diesels engines, New Teak decks (2011) and marine ply sub base, Vosper stabilizers and recent hull repaint in Awlgrip white paint. 3 separate sleeping cabins ( forward has crew ladder) . Engines, generator and underwater sections fully serviced ready to cruise.
A berth is included in the asking price in the very fashionable French port of Beaulieu -sur-mer in the South of France until the end December 2018.
'Flic Flac' would make a great cruising boat or Pied-de-tiere for those who don't want to be tied to cruising one region.
Nice airport collection and return service available by appointment.
Call for further details.
Navigation Equipment
Simrad C-Map GPS Plotter
Furuno Nav Pilot Autopilot
Furuno 1832 Radar in radome
Radar reflector
Depth sounder
Speed log
Sailor RT2048 and Cobra DSC VHF radios
Nav 4 Navtex
Most principal instruments repeated
Compass
Search light
Outside Equipment
Manual boarding gangway
Swimming ladder
Cockpit shower
Cockpit cushions
Zodiac Liferaft in valiese
Zodiac Cadet 310 RIB Tender and 15hp 2T and 4 hp 4T outboard motors
Teak side decks ( all replaced 2015)
Cockpit table ,seat boxes and storage
Stainless steel davits
Electric windlass with 100m 18mm chain and 32KG Bruce anchor
Lewmar stern deck winches x 2
Bimini top over aft deck
Flybridge cover
Ropes and fenders
Textoline windscreen cover
3 x Sea fishing rods and kit
2 x bicycles
Additional Information
Over the nearly 30 years of careful and loving ownership this boat has been the subject of continuous maintenance and improvements by professional marine technicians including the following : -
Complete bottom srevice, sea cocks, anodes, paint and drive chain check 2018
Full stabiliser service 2016
Awlgrip paint redone in 2016
Teak decks replaced in 2011
4 x 200ah gel batteries replaced in 2014 (engine and domestic)
1 x 90ah lead acid replaced 2014 (generator)
Fuel tanks emptied and fully cleaned 2012
Engines replaced and upgraded 1991
12v/240vac upgraded circuit board panel
240vac engine generator
Vosper mini fin stabilisers
Deep freeze 18/08 degrees
Extra fridge
Astra Satellite decoder with TV
Large hot water boiler - 63 Litres
Dry powder fire extinguishers - in both living and engine room areas
Speed and fuel figures (owners log figures)
1 x engine @1800rpm 8.5 lph - 7.5 knots
2 x engine @1800rpm 16 lph - 9 knots
Electrical Equipment
Northern Lights 6.6kw Generator
240vac engine driven alternator producing 5kw at 1850rpm
Shore Power with inlet bow and stern
DC/AC panel with circuit breakers
Electrical circuit 12v and 240vac
Grunert system Deep freeze and extra refrigerator
Weaco 12v/240vac refrigerator (replaced)
Washing machine
4 ring electric hob
Electric Oven and grill
Large 63 liter hot water heater
2 x Electro/mechanical heads - one manual in crew cabin
3 x Electric bilge pumps
Digital battery charger
Electric heating
TV and Astra Satellite decoder
Radio/CD with speakers in saloon and aft deck
Disclaimer
The company normally only acts as a broker for the Vendor who, unless otherwise stated, is not selling in the course of a business. Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, the correctness is not guaranteed and they are intended as a guide only and do not constitute as a part of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check these particulars and where appropriate, and at his own expense, to employ a qualified Marine Surveyor to carry out a survey.