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Wayne B. Eisboch and Mr. Gould...
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... I spied a late sixties '68 GB42 (don't know the exact year) this morning when I was down south. Chatting with the yard owner, it apparently has been retrofitted with relatively new Yanmar diesels - 180 hp each. He didn't know the hours, but it's probably somewhere around 500 hours on both engines. I'm going down tomorrow morning with the broker to look at it. I know this sounds like heresy for a small boat, outboard guy, but I really liked the look of the boat - for some reason, it looks "different" than the usual GB - the boat just appealed to me. Anyway... Is there anything I should look for when prowling the boat tomorrow? Anything peculiar to GBs? What should I expect for fuel mileage in terms of gph? Any advice would be appreciated. You are in the mid 60's region. A pontoon would probably be better for you. Old and slow. :) |
Wayne B. Eisboch and Mr. Gould...
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 21:37:29 -0800, "Calif Bill" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message . .. I spied a late sixties '68 GB42 (don't know the exact year) this morning when I was down south. Chatting with the yard owner, it apparently has been retrofitted with relatively new Yanmar diesels - 180 hp each. He didn't know the hours, but it's probably somewhere around 500 hours on both engines. I'm going down tomorrow morning with the broker to look at it. I know this sounds like heresy for a small boat, outboard guy, but I really liked the look of the boat - for some reason, it looks "different" than the usual GB - the boat just appealed to me. Anyway... Is there anything I should look for when prowling the boat tomorrow? Anything peculiar to GBs? What should I expect for fuel mileage in terms of gph? Any advice would be appreciated. You are in the mid 60's region. A pontoon would probably be better for you. Old and slow. :) A Late 60's Grand Banks isn't old and slow? Besides, I'm one of those early 60's types who has a need for speed. No left turn signal blinking trips in this house. :) First the GB, then a pontoon. Probably one of those people who never use the turn signal. |
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