1999 Bayliner 3988 Command Bridge Motoryacht

The 1999 Bayliner 3988 Command Bridge is a 39-foot fiberglass motoryacht powered by twin Cummins 330-horsepower diesel engines. The boat features dual helm stations—one on the raised command bridge and one in the salon—with hydraulic trim tabs and bow and stern thrusters for maneuvering. A Westerbeke 8-kilowatt generator provides onboard power, and the fuel and water tanks hold 298 and 100 gallons respectively.

The interior layout centers on a bright, open salon with wraparound windows and an L-shaped settee, with a raised dinette featuring a convertible table. The galley is fully equipped with a full-size refrigerator and freezer, three-burner electric stove with oven, microwave, and deep stainless steel sink. The master stateroom includes a queen island berth, private head with tub and shower, hanging locker, and storage. A second stateroom with twin berths or convertible double configuration adjoins a guest head. Both heads have electric toilets and hot and cold showers; reverse-cycle heating and air conditioning run throughout.

The command bridge spans the boat with wraparound seating and a captain's chair, protected by a Bimini top and full enclosure. The cockpit has a transom door, molded steps to side decks, and a swim platform with ladder and hot-cold shower. Built-in storage lockers are positioned throughout the cockpit. Navigation electronics include GPS chartplotter, radar, VHF radio, depth sounder, and compass at both helm stations. The boat has an approximate 14-foot bridge clearance with radar arch installed.