1985 Bayliner 3870 Motoryacht

This 1985 Bayliner 3870 is a 38-foot fiberglass motoryacht powered by twin Chrysler Mitsubishi diesel engines producing 260 horsepower total. The boat was designed as a coastal cruiser with the Marine Core hull construction method, engineered for strength and fuel efficiency across both displacement and planing speeds. With a beam of 13 feet 5 inches and a draft of 3 feet 2 inches, it delivers substantial interior volume in a manageable package.

The accommodations include two cabins and two heads. The forward stateroom features an island double berth, while the mid-ship master suite includes a private head with an enclosed bathtub and shower combination. The salon has a raised U-shaped dinette that converts to a king-size berth, offering flexible sleeping and entertaining space with 360-degree views. The galley is fully equipped with a three-burner electric stove and oven, microwave, and large refrigerator-freezer, finished with teak sole and accents throughout.

The boat carries 304 gallons of fuel, 80 gallons of fresh water, and 40 gallons of holding tank capacity. A Westerbeke 8-kilowatt generator provides onboard power. Dual helm stations—one on the flybridge and one in the salon—are fully instrumented for operation in all weather conditions. Navigation electronics include a chart plotter, radar, and depth sounder, along with a fixed VHF radio. The system also features a fixed multi-bank battery charger, shore power connections for dual 30-amp service, stern and bow thrusters, and a 12-volt electric anchor windlass.

Exterior features include a flybridge with full canvas enclosure and captain's seating, a large self-bailing aft cockpit with factory hardtop overhang, an extended swim platform with boarding ladder, and a dinghy davit system. Solar panels with charge controller and full marine heating and air conditioning complete the boat's systems. The engines have 3,500 hours on them.