Grand Banks Motor Yacht Boats for sale

1996 Grand Banks Motor Yacht

$159,900

Clearwater, Florida

Year 1996

Make Grand Banks

Model Motor Yacht

Category Motor Yachts

Length 36'

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1996 Grand Banks Motor Yacht Want to satisfy your dream of owning a Grand Banks? This 36' GB Motor Yacht is for you - a Grand Banks with classic trawler hull, traditional styling, excellent builder reputation. This one-owner GB is perfect to cruise in style locally, long range, and Great Loop. She's small enough to be fuel efficient, and roomy enough for two couples or a family. This 36' Motor Yacht model is more spacious than the 36' Classic trunk cabin model. You will appreciate two staterooms, each with separate head, comfortable salon and galley, and storage aplenty. This GB has spent half of her life in fresh water and is updated, well-maintained and ready for your cruise. Special features: 6' 8" head room in salon Twin Cummins 210 hp cruise 5kts at 5mpg Westerbeke 7.9kw generator Cold Plate refrigeration Bridge Clearance 17' with bimini up and mast down; 20' with mast up

1997 Grand Banks Motor Yacht

$215,000

Charleston, South Carolina

Year 1997

Make Grand Banks

Model Motor Yacht

Category Powerboats

Length 36'

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1997 Grand Banks Motor Yacht "April Fool" is a vessel that has been well-maintained by her meticulous owner. She is the last of the twelve 36' Motoryacht models built by Grand Banks (Hull #1120). This layout gives you a much better aft deck than the classic and two Queen-style staterooms. She is in top shape with low hours, updated electronics, recent bright-work and recent bottom job (2015). Ready to cruise immediately!

1974 Grand Banks 49 Motor Yacht

$67,000

Crystal River, Florida

Year 1974

Make Grand Banks

Model 49 Motor Yacht

Category Motor Yachts

Length 49'

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1974 Grand Banks 49 Motor Yacht Spacious, economical and reliable vessel perfect for long voyages cruising the islands or costal waters with family and friends. This vessel has twin 140hp John Deer 6 cyl diesels with low hours. Original steel fuel tanks have been replaced with aluminum tanks. Teak deaks have been glassed over and non-skid. Entire bottom has just undergone major rework completed at the end of February 2017 and is like new. Vessel is clean for age, in sound mechanical condition and just completed a 200nm voyage flawlessly. Vessel does require some repairs to the rub rail, port side of transom just below the deck, port side aft deck railing, starboard rear area of the house and other minor cosmetics.

1989 Grand Banks 42 Motor Yacht

$149,000

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Year 1989

Make Grand Banks

Model 42 Motor Yacht

Category Motor Yachts

Length 42'

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1989 Grand Banks 42 Motor Yacht Imagine the Great Loop in a lovingly maintained 1989 43’ Grand Banks Motor Yacht. This is the relatively rare model—similar to the Grand Banks classic but with a “gunnel to gunnel” aft deck. This gives you a much broader deck for those evening sunsets and provides for a dramatically larger aft stateroom—with island queen, extra storage—even a desk for planning the next trip. The current owners have lived aboard for the last three years, under cover except when cruising. This vessel is ready for the next cruise! The boat features galley up, with 3 burner propane stove with oven and three staterooms. The forward area boasts a traditional vee berth; immediately aft to port is a bunkroom with two” racks”-great for the kids or, in our case, grandkids. To starboard is a forward head and shower. Aft is the master stateroom with separate head and shower. Both heads feature newly installed freshwater heads which are absolutely odor free. All the comforts. Below deck reside two of the legendary Lehman diesels with under 5k hours. According to American Diesel these engines average about 20,000 hours before overhaul. And they barely sip fuel. She carries 600 gallons of diesel (both tanks about 95% full) and easily goes 1,500 miles between fill ups. Both engines have twin disk transmissions, both replacements for the originals, and also known for long life. Finally there is an 8KW Westerbeke generator with about 1,200 hours. Full specifications are below. Waiting for a new cruising family!

1983 Grand Banks Motor Yacht

$199,500

Vero Beach, Florida

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1983 Grand Banks Motor Yacht A classic Grand Banks Motor Yacht with three staterooms and two heads.Exceptionally clean interior and engine room, re-caulked teak decks, and fuel efficient Lehman diesels.

1986 Grand Banks 42 Motoryacht

$159,900

Little River, South Carolina

Year 1986

Make Grand Banks

Model 42 Motoryacht

Category Motor Yachts

Length 42'

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1986 Grand Banks 42 Motoryacht STEEL AWAY a Three-Stateroom Version of the Grand Banks Motor Yacht, which offers a much larger full-beam aft Master Stateroom than the 42 Classic. Powered by a dependable pair of Ford Lehman Diesels she has a list of features that include NAIAD STABILIZERS! She also has a long list and extensive of recent improvements, including NEW ALUMINUM FUEL TANKS and a Full Bottom Peel and Reconstruction! Please check out FULL SPECS for more information and give us a call today to schedule a visit!

1989 Grand Banks 42 Classic

$149,000

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Year 1989

Make Grand Banks

Model 42 Classic

Category Motor Yachts

Length 42'

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1989 Grand Banks 42 Classic Imagine the Great Loop in a lovingly maintained 1989 43’ Grand Banks Motor Yacht. This is the relatively rare model—similar to the Grand Banks classic but with a “gunnel to gunnel” aft deck. This gives you a much broader deck for those evening sunsets and provides for a dramatically larger aft stateroom—with island queen, extra storage—even a desk for planning the next trip. The current owners have lived aboard for the last three years, under cover except when cruising. This vessel is ready for the next cruise! The boat features galley up, with 3 burner propane stove with oven and three staterooms. The forward area boasts a traditional vee berth; immediately aft to port is a bunkroom with two” racks”-great for the kids or, in our case, grandkids. To starboard is a forward head and shower. Aft is the master stateroom with separate head and shower. Both heads feature newly installed freshwater heads which are absolutely odor free. All the comforts. Below deck reside two of the legendary Lehman diesels with under 5k hours. According to American Diesel these engines average about 20,000 hours before overhaul. And they barely sip fuel. She carries 600 gallons of diesel (both tanks about 95% full) and easily goes 1,500 miles between fill ups. Both engines have twin disk transmissions, both replacements for the originals, and also known for long life. Finally there is an 8KW Westerbeke generator with about 1,200 hours. Full specifications are below. Waiting for a new cruising family!

1974 Grand Banks Tri Cabin Motor Yacht

$98,500

Long Beach, California

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1974 Grand Banks Tri Cabin Motor Yacht "Bacarrat" is hull #61 of 64 boats built by American Marine and an excellent example of this classic long-range motor yacht. She has been professionally maintained and well cared for by the same owner for 27 years! This vessel has new Sterling LP from the waterline and all woods were just varnished and in excellent condition. Niad stabilizers, new wiring, new lighting, new gauges, full electronics, 16k Onan genset, and a 3,000 watt inverter to operate everything quietly at night. This is truly a unique opportunity to own a high quality, 3 stateroom, 50' motor yacht for under 100k. A 50' Newport Beach mooring at the American Legion Yacht Club is also available.

2006 Grand Banks RP

$1,750,000

Clearwater, Florida

Year 2006

Make Grand Banks

Model RP

Category Pilothouse Boats

Length 72'

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2006 Grand Banks RP GRAND BANKS ALEUTIAN 72 RP An example of one of the finest maintained cockpit motor yachts in the world. Samba features 3 staterooms plus crew cabin/office or 4th stateroom. There are only two in the world on the market! Large owner’s full beam suite – VIP forward cabin – twin Guest cabin Spacious and bright Salon with comfortable seating, storage, and large window area A Chef’s Galley with full appliance package, granite counter tops, abundant storage Fully self-contained with twin generators, air conditioning, Extra refrigerator and freezer capacity – water maker Extremely Sea Worthy with Caterpillar C-30 Engines 3,100 HP total - Naiad stabilizers – Grand Banks reputation for quality construction Huge outdoor spaces – Foredeck-Portuguese bridge w/dual settees forward, and additional dock box seats – Covered aft deck w/large dining table and seating (for 10) – Aft cockpit and swim platform – Large flybridge with protected helm and guest area, and tender deck. This popular cockpit model equipped with upgraded twin Cat C-30 1550hp engines will cruise comfortably at 18-20 knots. She has many large yacht features including Naiad stabilizers, twin 20 kW Northern Lights generators, a hydraulic davit, thruster, and windlass, and a factory hardtop on the flybridge. The layout is the preferred three stateroom version, which includes separate crew quarters, or forth guest cabin. Each cabin is en-suite with head and shower Click open FULL SPECS for additional information – Contact listing broker today for a personal inspection of this yacht. Gorgeous and gracious above the waterline, the 72 Aleutian RP is a powerhouse below: upgraded 1450 hp engines will take you swiftly and smoothly to 25 knots and above. With her Fexas-designed modified deep-V hull, the 72RP rides comfortably atop all manner of seas, also offering fuel economy at semi-displacement speeds. That stellar performance is matched by sumptuous luxury: large staterooms, exquisite expanses of teak, stunning hand-cr

2006 Grand Banks RP

$1,750,000

Clearwater, Florida

Year 2006

Make Grand Banks

Model RP

Category Pilothouse Boats

Length 72'

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2006 Grand Banks RP Well maintained cockpit motor yacht with 3 staterooms plus crew cabin Large owner’s full beam suite – VIP forward cabin – twin Guest cabin Spacious and bright Salon with comfortable seating, storage, and large window area A Chef’s Galley with full appliance package, granite counter tops, abundant storage Fully self-contained with twin generators, air conditioning, Extra refrigerator and freezer capacity – water maker Extremely Sea Worthy with Caterpillar C-30 Engines - Naiad stabilizers – Grand Banks reputation for quality construction Huge outdoor spaces – Foredeck-Portuguese bridge w/dual settees forward, and additional dock box seats – Covered aft deck w/large dining table and seating (for 10) – Aft cockpit and swim platform – Large flybridge with protected helm and guest area, and tender deck. This popular cockpit model equipped with upgraded twin Cat C-30 1550hp engines will cruise comfortably at 18-20 knots. She has many large yacht features including Naiad stabilizers, twin 20 kW Northern Lights generators, a hydraulic davit, thruster, and windlass, and a factory hardtop on the flybridge. The layout is the preferred three stateroom version, which includes separate crew quarters, or forth guest cabin. Each cabin is en-suite with head and shower Click open FULL SPECS for additional information – Contact listing broker today for a personal inspection of this yacht. Gorgeous and gracious above the waterline, the 72 Aleutian RP is a powerhouse below: upgraded 1450 hp engines will take you swiftly and smoothly to 25 knots and above. With her Fexas-designed modified deep-V hull, the 72RP rides comfortably atop all manner of seas, also offering fuel economy at semi-displacement speeds. That stellar performance is matched by sumptuous luxury: large staterooms, exquisite expanses of teak, stunning hand-crafted furnishings, graceful passageways, and an uncompromising attention to detail. With her timeless lines and proud, nautical profile, this flagship of the fleet is a standout at any port of call. Not for sale to US residents while in US waters. US Waters end at 12 NM from shoreline Request Information Call Now

1986 Grand Banks 49 Motoryacht

$199,000

New Port Richey, Florida

Year 1986

Make Grand Banks

Model 49 Motoryacht

Category -

Length 49'

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1986 Grand Banks 49 Motoryacht (LOCATION: Fort Myers FL) This Grand Banks 49 Motor Yacht is a serious blue water trawler with classic style and accommodationss with comfort and style. Whether you are planning a weekend getaway, to live-aboard, or cruise to the islands this 49' trawler is ready to accommodate. She features a pilothouse with sun deck, aft deck, large open salon, and two staterooms to insure room, comfort, and convenience.On deck we start at the top with a custom pilothouse. The upper helm station is equipped with twin Pompanette swivel helm seats and a full complement of electronics and controls. There is room for friends and family with convertible guest seating and table. The sun deck has a bimini, table, and room to relax. A few steps down is the large aft deck with room to entertain. Wide teak decks lead forward, there's a ladder down to the swim platform, and entry on either side to the salon.The salon is bright and airy with large L-shaped settee with dining table to starboard along with a bar & ice maker and barrel chairs port side. Forward we find the lower helm to starboard. The lower station is equipped with a full complement of electronics. Opposite the helm is a custom teak computer work station. The galley is down and features teak cabinets, solid surface countertop, stainless steel double sink, Princess three-burner range with oven, GE microwave oven, B&D toaster oven, B&D coffee maker, two Technicold refrigerators and freezers. Port side you will find a Whirlpool washer and dryer.There are two staterooms. The master aft stateroom features island queen berth with night stands, desk, vanity, dresser, hanging lockers, and book shelves. The ensuite master head has Raritan Crown toilet, vanity with sink and shower. There is a second head with shower port side between the stateroom and salon. The forward guest stateroom has v-berth with under-berth storage, cabinets, and hanging locker. The guest head compartment is port side with Raritan Crown toilet, vanity, and shower stall.The Bear is powered by twin 375-hp Caterpillar diesel engines designed for economical and dependable performance. Mechanical features include: a Onan 20 kW generator, a Kilo 8 kW generator,bow thruster, a 400 GPH water maker, a clothes washer & dryer, four Marine Air HVAC units, and Halon automatic fire suppression. She is well equipped, professionally maintained, and ready to cruise. Call now for more information and to schedule a showing of this Grand Banks 49 MY.

1987 Grand Banks 49 Motoryacht

$199,000

Brunswick, Georgia

Year 1987

Make Grand Banks

Model 49 Motoryacht

Category Powerboats

Length 49'

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1987 Grand Banks 49 Motoryacht MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION...... DONT DELAY OR IT WILL BE GONE! The Grand Banks is one of the most dependable long range cruising yachts in the world. When American Marine builds these yachts, reliability and dependability are the primary goals. Only 150 of this motor yacht design were built. From the bottom of the keel to the rub rail the fiberglass is 3/4 inch thick. The full length keel extends well below the propellers. In a grounding the keel protects the propellers. Ease of handling is primary in any yacht. This Grand Banks has two 375HP Caterpillars that turn the optional four blade 22 inch propellers. At idle speed, this yacht will rotate in its own length. This yacht can be maneuvered in turns and in docking with just the props and engine power. The deep full length keel contributes to the stability during docking and provides an overall comfortable ride. Below the water line the bottom has been painted with new anti-fouling paint, the propellers have been removed, inspected and reinstalled, new cutlass bearings and new zincs installed. Above the water line the hull has been buffed and waxed. The stainless steel rub rail has been cleaned and waxed. While under way the auto pilot can take control to steer the yacht on predetermined course. Small and large corrections to the heading are easily accomplished from the auto pilot control on the bridge or from the control station located inside the lower helm. Cruising at 9 kts, 1300 RPM, the fuel consumption is an efficient 3 gallons per hour per engine. While cruising there is no need for the generators as this Grand Banks is equipped with a new Xantex 3000 watt inverter charger. The refrigerator/ freezer and ice maker remain operational via the engines, inverter and the 4d battery bank. New 4d house batteries and new 8D starting batteries were installed recently. The aft cabin has a island style queen bed, very large hang up storage lockers, two fresh water flushing toilets with a USCG approved holding tank. Under the Queen bed are two spare propellers, tools for changing the props, and storage for charts, flags and manuals. Each head has a full size shower, with the washer and dryer located in the starboard head. The forward cabin has very large V berth and a second cabin with two single beds. There is a full size shower with storage for dive gear. The forward toilet is sea water flush. Under the floor you find excessive storage. The salon is the galley up design. The galley includes a propane gas range, microwave, ice maker and refrigerator/freezer and abundant storage for all required cooking equipment and supplies. The salon has seating for 6 with comfort. If you are looking for the most dependable live aboard and cruising yacht in the world for your family and friends, then this Grand Banks is for you. Recent survey available on request.

2007 Jeanneau 39 Sun Odyssey DS

$179,000

Richmond, California

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ABBYGALE 39’ JEANNEAU SUN ODYSSEY DS Additional Specs, Equipment and Information Builder/Designer: Jeanneau/Marc Lombard Dimensions: LOA: 38’ 11” LWL35’ 2” Beam: 12’ 9” Displacement: 17,331 lbs. Draft: 6’ 7” Ballast: 5,026 lbs. Engine: Yanmar Diesel HP: 40 Model: 3JH4E Hours: 110 Tankage: Fuel:34 gallons Water: 94 gallons Holding: 22 gallons Accommodations: Forward Double V-Berth with high-density foam mattress 6’7”x6’. Storage under Berth and large Hanging Locker. Aft Owners Cabin with 12v. LED reading lights. 6’6”x6’5” high-density foam Transversal Double Berth with wood trim and padded headboard, sheets, blanket, pillows. Large Hanging and Storage Locker Large Airy Main Salon with table and extension - well lit and ventilated - seats 6 Privacy curtains throughout 6 opening ports w/curtains, 2 large deck hatches/2 small deck hatches with shades and screens Galley: “L” Galley to starboard with glass separator between galley counter and seating area. Double sinks with covers and solid surface countertop, chrome plumbing fittings, storage cabinets and drawers Hot/Cold pressure water with 6 gallon electric water heater Liquor and wine glass storage locker Swing out trash container Fridge w/freezer area Propane Gimballed Gas Stove 2 Burner w/Oven Clean bilge storage (beverages, bottled water, etc.) Head: Large stand up shower area with curtains and push button electric sump Sink and vanity mirror with storage behind - easy to clean marine head Sail and Rigging: In-mast Furling Quantum Mainsail (357 sqft) with Selden Mast Furling Genoa 122% (368 sqft) Smaller Jib 95% 2 x Harken 40 Self-Tailing Winches, one is electric 2 speed 2 x Harken 44 Self-Tailing Winches Telescoping Forespar Whisker Pole - Stored vertically on mast Double Lifelines with three gates Electronics: ST 6002 Autopilot ST 60+ Tridata & Wind Displays Raymarine C-80 color GPS/Chartplotter Inverter VHF IC-M422 Icom Raymarine 24 mile color Radar with self-leveling radome Sony CD/Radio/MP3 Player Quick Electric Anchor Windlass Jeanneau Electrical Panel w/monitoring system 12v. Battery Charger Shorepower w/5 120v. outlets 50 foot Shorepower cable Extra (3rd) 12v. house battery Miscellaneous: Pacific Coast Canvas Dodger w/Handrails all around Dual Helm Configuration, stitched leather wheel covers with blue Canvas Covers Cockpit Table with GPS/Chartplotter on instant cam release swivel pod w/Full Canvas Cover 3 custom Grabrails mounted atop Cockpit Table (one sweeps over top of GPS/Chartplotter pod) 2 heavy duty harness tethering pad eyes mounted at aft end of cockpit table 2 cockpit table night lights ( 1 red for navigation) Teak Cockpit Floors, Seating and Swim Steps - swim ladder with shower Teak Toe Rails Lifesling Delta Anchor Navy Helm Seat Cushions Emergency Tiller Side and Rear Fenders The details of this sailboat are offered in good faith but cannot be guaranteed or warranted as to the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this vessel. The Buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors to investigate such details as the Buyer desires validated. This sailboat is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Thanks for your interest in Abby Gale. I've been one of the crew and a rigger for the owner since he purchased her in 2008. He is only her second owner and we have enjoyed many delightful daysails together on the Bay ... first out of Grand Marina in Alameda and now based in Point Richmond. She is quick with just her working sails and a heck of a lot of fun, often with just two or three of us on board. Entertaining guests has often been a big priority and with her twin steering stations, outstanding cockpit table, swivel mounted GPS chartplotter and custom cockpit grabrails, it is not only more comfortable for typical non-sailing oriented folks ... but also safer for moving about and navigating using her Raymarine radar/GPS split screen color display. If you are familiar with the standard Sun Odyssey Deck Salon, she is well-equipped to handle typical windy San Francisco Bay weather. Here a some of the features/benefits of some of the gear that has been added including those I have installed myself; Electric cabin top winch - We replaced the existing port side standard Harken with a 2 speed Harken electric winch. This allows for much easier mainsail deployment, reefing and control by one person. It does take some practice and knowledge of how the in-mast furling system is designed to work. It has been trouble free for us so long as we keep a light tension on the proper furling lines and outhaul whenever using them. (The opposing forces of the outhaul against the two furling lines and their endless loop splices are what keep the mainsail tightly rolled up inside the mast at all times) The electric winch is most helpful in this regard. What used to be a very tiring procedure can now be accomplished in a tenth of the time and with very little physical effort required. Note that we also added an additional matched house battery to augment the total capacity of the battery banks so that use of the electric winch on a regular basis on a typical daysail will never be a concern. Once we discovered some years ago that an electric cabin top winch is apparently available as a factory installed option, researching this further, I was able to order a factory designed and constructed custom fiberglass underdeck cover to hide the electric motor to match. BTW, this electric two speed winching capability also extends to control of a few of the other starboard side lines on an as needed basis by passing them once around the starboard side cabin top winch ... and thence across the companionway to the electric winch on the port side. Thus, there are several dedicated port side sheet stoppers ... which are now enabled with "push button" two speed ease of use as follows; Mainsail outhaul Mainsail in-mast furl IN Mainsail in-mast furl OUT Mainsheet Boom Vang Port side traveler control line Foresail furling control line Note that lines from the starboard cabin top sheet stoppers include; Foreguy Pole Topping Lift Pole car uphaul Pole car downhaul Starboard side traveler control line The weight of the inboard end of the whisker pole is largely supported by a shock cord running from the pole car up to a small cheek block at the top of the spinnaker pole track and then back down to the base of the mast. The purpose of this is to make the foredeck job easier when attaching the pole to the clew of the jib or when jibing the pole. We chose a large diameter telescoping pole to allow for the future use of a gennaker. Though we have yet to purchase the gennaker itself, we originally felt it would add a lot of downwind speed when sailing "wing-and-wing" down the Oakland Estuary after a long daysail. However, we now know that the whisker pole does indeed add a lot of speed simply when used with either jib poled out. Abby Gale is also outfitted with a beautifully comfortable teak cockpit and easily accessible transom swim steps with swim ladder and shower. The swivel mounted GPS/chart plotter is a joy to use from either the port or starboard helm seat. We sited the original Raymarine GPS mounting location instead with a small storage locker for binoculars, cameras, etc. We also mounted two separate night lights for the cockpit table (one white and one red) which shine forward (away from the helm stations) from the GPS mounting pod. Abby Gale has been well maintained and it shows. I would not hesitate to sail her anywhere. She will provide her new owners with many miles of pure sailing enjoyment for years to come. As a yacht skipper and rigger for nearly 40 years on San Francisco Bay, I currently find myself living in San Antonio Texas. I'm expanding my horizons to include sailing my new Hobie Tandem Island Mirage kayak all over the place! Loving sailing a Jeanneau 39 based in Point Richmond but I've also owned or been partners in a MacGregor 65 ocean racer, a couple of trailerable daysailers and a couple of windsurfers. Not mentioned here nor often shown in ads for this Jeanneau 39DS Sun Odyssey model is the fact that it has a large "garage" for extra storage (only accessible through the head compartment). There is also a large oval window in the hull on the outboard side of the "garage" which provides a significant amount of light for ease of use. Located low in the hull on the port side under the cockpit, I suspect this full storage area is even long enough to add about a 6 foot long spare berth cushion for a young person or extra crew member if needed. It's awkward at best but it can certainly hold many extra sails or even a full complement of tools for a makeshift workshop. Abby Gale is available for viewing by appointment. Feel free to ask any questions here first. We will do our best to answer them. More photos are available at the magazine known as Latitude 38