This 1999 Bayliner 3388 Command Bridge is a 33-foot fiberglass motor yacht built for Pacific Northwest cruising. Twin 250-horsepower Cummins diesel engines with electronic controls deliver up to 18 knots, with economical cruising around 16 knots. The hull design—a modified V with semi-displacement characteristics—balances planning efficiency at speed with stability at lower speeds.
Below decks, the yacht offers two staterooms and a V-berth forward, with the aft cabin featuring a king-sized bed. A single head includes an enclosed stand-up shower and fresh-water-flush toilet. The main salon features a raised dinette with 360-degree views and a galley equipped with a propane stove, oven, microwave, and refrigerator.
The boat features a hardtop with full enclosure over the cockpit and a fully enclosed flybridge, with no exterior wood. Electronics include GPS, radar, depth sounder, and autopilot. Inside appointments include fresh upholstery and carpeting throughout. The engines carry low hours and are fitted with ZF Mathers electronic engine controls for easy maneuvering.
Length
33.00 FT
Beam
11.50 FT
Weight
15,500 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Heads
1
Engines
2
Engine Make
Cummins
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
858 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
200 GAL
Water
90 GAL