1986 Bayliner 3270 Motoryacht

The 1986 Bayliner 3270 is a 36-foot fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin Volvo Penta 5.0L gasoline engines producing 225 horsepower each. The boat runs on a pair of aluminum fuel tanks holding 200 gallons total, with fresh water cooling and hydraulic dual-station steering. Engine hours are low at just over 1,000 on each side. The boat features a white hull and deck, bimini top, swim platform with ladder, and a full suite of navigation electronics including GPS, depth finder, radar, VHF, and compass.

Accommodations include sleeping berths for two with 74 inches of headroom throughout. The cabin has carpeting, five opening ports, one hatch, and windows on both sides fitted with screens and curtains for light and ventilation. The galley is equipped with a three-burner propane stove and oven, microwave, and refrigerator. A manual head with a 20-gallon holding tank serves the single head compartment. The boat also includes air conditioning and heating.

Electrical systems feature three group 27 AGM batteries that were replaced in 2025, along with 30-amp shore power and a 110V battery charger. Onboard safety equipment includes three electric bilge pumps, bilge blower, engine alarm, fume detector, two fire extinguishers, and six lifejackets. The boat carries two fluke anchors with bow locker and roller, eight dock lines, four fenders, a cockpit shower, and a cockpit table. Entertainment includes a Sony stereo with speakers and a television.