1992 Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht

This 1992 Bayliner 3288 is a 32-foot sedan bridge motoryacht powered by twin US Marine Hino diesel engines rated at 300 horsepower, delivering a cruising speed of 12.5 knots and a top speed of 17 knots. The fiberglass hull measures 11.42 feet across the beam. Notable features include bow and thruster systems with controls at both the lower helm and flybridge, a custom hardtop with full canvas enclosure over the flybridge, and a custom outdoor galley with a two-burner propane cooktop on the main deck.

The yacht sleeps four across two private enclosed cabins—one forward with a custom 10-foot tapered mattress and one aft with a king-size mattress added in 2023. The full head includes a hot shower (11-gallon capacity), electric freshwater toilet, sink, and vanity. The salon features a raised four-seat dinette with two interchangeable table sizes and 360-degree visibility from the lower helm station on the starboard side. The galley to port is fully equipped with a double sink fed by hot/cold pressurized water, electric stove and oven, Vitrigio AC/DC refrigerator and freezer, and generous counter and cabinet storage.

A Heater Craft cabin heating system draws warmth from the engine. The boat carries a Rocna Vulcan 15 anchor with 200 feet of chain and 15 feet of nylon rode, deployed via an electric Lofrans windlass. A Weaver davit system supports a 10.5-foot West Marine RIB with a 2023 Mercury 9.9-horsepower outboard (approximately 20 running hours). The yacht was hauled and received three coats of fresh bottom paint in May 2025. Four Group 31 sealed batteries power the vessel, with two replaced new in 2024. Equipment includes PSS dripless shaft couplings and 1.25-inch stainless steel shafts, plus a rebuilt radar arch. A transom door provides safe access to the swim platform and dinghy.