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Grand Banks 42 Classic

Illustration by Jim Ewing

When the Grand Banks 42 was introduced in 1966, the distinctive powerboat was hailed by The Rudder magazine as a “hefty long-distance cruiser.” It also proved a long-lived one.

Vee as in vision

The Hunt deep-vee revolutionized powerboat design, but there’s so much more to this storied company and the man who started it all back in the 1930s

C. Raymond Hunt Thick fog swept in fast, reducing visibility to zero. Charles Raymond Hunt II, 16, stood at the helm of a 32-foot sloop rolling in the swells of Rhode Island Sound and wondered what to do next.

Sea trial: Hunt 44

The smart design and smooth ride make it an offshore winner

I spent some time on the new Hunt 44 last summer and came away impressed for a number of reasons. This Down East express cruiser is a real machine in the best possible sense.

A history of excellence

1908

Charles Raymond Hunt is born in Duxbury, Mass.

Split decision

Growing in popularity, dual consoles are versatile do-it-all boats used for fishing, water sports or just kicking back

Family fun aboard the versatile Boston Whaler 270 Vantage The dual console serves today’s time-strapped boaters well, providing a platform for a variety of activities and lots of deck space and seating. Run around inland waterways, bays and rivers with the smaller models, and take the 24-plus-footers offshore.

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