1991 Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht

Specifications:

• Length Overall: 32’1″ (approx. 34′ with swim platform and pulpit)

• Beam: 11’6″

• Draft: 2’11”

• Weight: 12,000 lbs

• Fuel Capacity: 200 gallons

• Water Capacity: 65 gallons

• Holding Tank: 30 gallons

• Power: Twin Hino WO4C-T 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel engines

• Horsepower: 135 hp each (270 hp total)

• Cruising Speed: 13–16 knots

• Top Speed: ~18 knots

• Fuel Efficiency: Very economical (approx. 1.5–2.0 nmpg at cruise)

The Hino diesels are highly regarded for their reliability, smooth operation, and efficiency. These Japanese-built engines were marinized by Toyota and used widely in Bayliner yachts in the late ’80s and early ’90s.

• Two private staterooms (forward V-berth and mid-cabin under salon)

• Salon with large windows, lower helm station, and convertible settee

• Galley down with stove, sink, refrigerator, and storage

• Enclosed head with marine toilet and shower

• Flybridge with upper helm, seating for 4+, and great visibility

• One of Bayliner’s most popular designs, offering great value

• Well-suited for Pacific Northwest and coastal cruising

• Comfortable for a small family or couple

• Known for ease of handling, good visibility, and affordable maintenance

The Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht Cabin features two double staterooms, a full electric galley, a complete head and a spacious salon. The self-bailing cockpit includes a full-width transom boarding platform.