1985 Bayliner 3870 Motoryacht

The 1985 Bayliner 3870 is a 38-foot fiberglass motor yacht built for Pacific Northwest cruising. Twin Chrysler Mitsubishi 6-cylinder diesel engines, each producing 130 horsepower, provide economical and dependable propulsion. The yacht is equipped with both bow and stern thrusters for confident maneuvering in tight conditions, and dual helm stations—one at the flybridge with a Lowrance HDS-10 and one below with a Lowrance HDS-7—allow flexible operation from either location.

The interior is arranged for practical cruising, with a bright, open salon offering comfortable seating and visibility. The galley is well-positioned, and a dinette provides casual dining space. Two private staterooms—a forward cabin and a generous aft cabin—offer sleeping quarters with good separation. An enclosed head with stand-up shower supports extended time aboard.

The boat carries approximately 300 gallons of fuel, 90 gallons of fresh water, and 30 to 36 gallons of holding tank capacity. Exterior features include a swim platform, flybridge seating, and cockpit access. A 9-foot Livingston dinghy is included.