1990 Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht

The 3288 is a 32-foot flybridge motoryacht with an 11.5-foot beam, built by Bayliner during its peak for this model line. Twin 150-horsepower turbocharged Hino diesel inboards power the boat, delivering fuel-efficient cruising at around 10 knots with a top speed near 14 knots. The fiberglass hull design accommodates two cabins, one head, and a full galley while maintaining the practical proportions that made this model popular for Pacific Northwest coastal cruising.

The flybridge is enclosed with full canvas and includes a second helm station with ample seating and clear sightlines. Below, the main salon features wraparound windows, a settee and dinette, and a lower helm fitted with Lowrance electronics and autopilot. A Victron inverter was installed in 2025. The galley includes a three-burner propane stove with oven, microwave, and double sink. Teak-style sole flooring and warm wood cabinetry run throughout the interior.

The interior finishes and upholstery remain original. Wood cabinetry and trim are in good condition. The boat presents a solid and functional platform for extended cruising.