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1989 Bayliner 3888 Sold Boat in Solomons, MD US
Built in 1989
3888
2 Engines (2x Hino)
38.2 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Accommodations/Layout: Master stateroom forward, with opening ports and overhead hatch, hanging locker, and below-berth drawers; private head with sink/vanity and bathtub/shower. Midships stateroom to port with double berth, hanging locker, below-berth storage, and access to head. Master head is to port, guest head is to starboard, each with toilet, sink and vanity, and shared bathtub/shower arrangement. Galley to starboard. Up three steps to salon, with convertible lounge/dinette, icemaker, built-in blender, tool cabinet, customized salon table with map of Chesapeake Bay, and wet bar with ample storage. Helm station to starboard, with fully instrumented gauges.
(2) electric Jabsco toilets, Lectrasan marine sanitation device, (2) air conditioning systems
Galley: Down to starboard. Teak cabinetry, GE microwave, Princess 3-burner stove/oven, Norcold refrigerator freezer, large stainless steel sink with pressurized hot/cold water, Moen faucet w/removable sprayer, silverware, pots/pans set, (2) crab cooking pots, (2) crab catching pots; 11-gal. water heater.
Electronics/Nav Equipment: (2) Ritchie compasses, Garmin 185 Chart Plotter, handheld Garmin GPS 45, Apelco fish finder, VHF radio, marine CD/cassette stereo, (2) TV/VCR's with 12V antenna, phone and cable jacks.
Electrical: (3) batteries w/parallel switches, automatic battery charger; 8kw diesel generator; shore power cables, w/extra set and Y-adapter for trips.
Deck/Hull: Dickson hydraulic stern thrusters, (4) 18" Bennett trim tabs; 9' West Marine inflatable dinghy w/8hp Nissan outboard, 12V dinghy inflating pump, Weaver Leaver and dinghy davit system, 12V dinghy retrieval winch; Danforth 40-lb storm anchor with 300' 5/16" high-tensile chain, 22-lb spare anchor; bridge-controlled windlass w/up & down operation; remote controlled 7" spotlight, courtesy lights; swim platform and ladder; (8) lifejackets with case, Orion flares and flare gun kit; ship's bell; (16) rod holders, heavy-duty Frabill power catch net; cockpit shower, transom door, fiberglass dock box; windshield cover, bimini top; de-icer/bubbler w/thermostatic control; (2) gaffs, (2) fender holders; rodholder propane grill, 154-qt cooler, 34-qt cooler.
Engine/Mechanical: Dickson hydraulic stern thrusters with emergency "go-home." Tank watch alert system, engine hour meters, 12V CO detector; (4) bilge pumps, thermostatically controlled bilge heater, bilge fans; thru-hull wrenches; extra marine sanitation hose for trips.
Accommodations/Layout: Master stateroom forward, with opening ports and overhead hatch, hanging locker, and below-berth drawers; private head with sink/vanity and bathtub/shower. Midships stateroom to port with double berth, hanging locker, below-berth storage, and access to head. Master head is to port, guest head is to starboard, each with toilet, sink and vanity, and shared bathtub/shower arrangement. Galley to starboard. Up three steps to salon, with convertible lounge/dinette, icemaker, built-in blender, tool cabinet, customized salon table with map of Chesapeake Bay, and wet bar with ample storage. Helm station to starboard, with fully instrumented gauges.
(2) electric Jabsco toilets, Lectrasan marine sanitation device, (2) air conditioning systems
Galley: Down to starboard. Teak cabinetry, GE microwave, Princess 3-burner stove/oven, Norcold refrigerator freezer, large stainless steel sink with pressurized hot/cold water, Moen faucet w/removable sprayer, silverware, pots/pans set, (2) crab cooking pots, (2) crab catching pots; 11-gal. water heater.
Electronics/Nav Equipment: (2) Ritchie compasses, Garmin 185 Chart Plotter, handheld Garmin GPS 45, Apelco fish finder, VHF radio, marine CD/cassette stereo, (2) TV/VCR's with 12V antenna, phone and cable jacks.
Electrical: (3) batteries w/parallel switches, automatic battery charger; 8kw diesel generator; shore power cables, w/extra set and Y-adapter for trips.
Deck/Hull: Dickson hydraulic stern thrusters, (4) 18" Bennett trim tabs; 9' West Marine inflatable dinghy w/8hp Nissan outboard, 12V dinghy inflating pump, Weaver Leaver and dinghy davit system, 12V dinghy retrieval winch; Danforth 40-lb storm anchor with 300' 5/16" high-tensile chain, 22-lb spare anchor; bridge-controlled windlass w/up & down operation; remote controlled 7" spotlight, courtesy lights; swim platform and ladder; (8) lifejackets with case, Orion flares and flare gun kit; ship's bell; (16) rod holders, heavy-duty Frabill power catch net; cockpit shower, transom door, fiberglass dock box; windshield cover, bimini top; de-icer/bubbler w/thermostatic control; (2) gaffs, (2) fender holders; rodholder propane grill, 154-qt cooler, 34-qt cooler.
Engine/Mechanical: Dickson hydraulic stern thrusters with emergency "go-home." Tank watch alert system, engine hour meters, 12V CO detector; (4) bilge pumps, thermostatically controlled bilge heater, bilge fans; thru-hull wrenches; extra marine sanitation hose for trips.
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Customers have praised the 1989 Bayliner 3888 for its spacious interior and comfortable living accommodations, making it an ideal choice for both weekend getaways and longer cruising adventures
Many appreciate the boat's well-designed layout, which typically features two private staterooms, a generous salon area, and a functional galley, allowing for a home-like experience on the water. Reviews often highlight the ease of handling the 3888, thanks to its reliable twin-engine performance and good maneuverability, making it suitable for both seasoned boaters and those new to cruising. The large cockpit and upper deck are also frequently noted as great spaces for entertaining friends and family. Additionally, the boat's sturdy build and classic design have garnered admiration, though some customers mention that regular maintenance is essential to keep the vessel in optimal condition. Overall, the 1989 Bayliner 3888 stands out for its blend of comfort, practicality, and charm, earning positive feedback from many boat owners.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Bayliner 3888 offers a roomy layout with ample living space, making it a great choice for families or entertaining guests.
Versatile Design: With an aft cabin layout, this boat provides flexibility for various uses, whether as a liveaboard, weekend cruiser, or fishing vessel.
Two Staterooms: The dual-stateroom configuration allows for comfortable overnight accommodations for multiple passengers, enhancing its usability for extended trips.
Good Visibility: The raised bridge provides excellent visibility for navigation and a comfortable helm experience, making it easier to pilot in various conditions.
Reliable Performance: Generally equipped with twin engines, the Bayliner 3888 is known for its reliability and ease of handling, making it suitable for both novice and experienced boaters.
Affordable Entry Point: As a 1989 model, the Bayliner 3888 often comes at a more accessible price point compared to newer models, providing good value for those interested in a versatile cruiser.
Ample Storage: The boat features various storage compartments, allowing for organized gear stowage during trips.
Cons
Age-Related Wear: As a vintage model, some boats may show signs of aging, requiring more frequent maintenance and updates for systems and finishes.
Performance Limitations: While dependable, the engines may not offer the same performance or fuel efficiency as newer models, potentially resulting in higher operating costs.
Construction Quality: Some users have reported concerns about the overall build quality in earlier Bayliner models, which can vary between boats.
Limited Technology: The 1989 model lacks modern navigation and entertainment technologies, possibly requiring upgrades for today’s boating standards.
Interior Design: Some may find the aesthetic and layout style dated compared to contemporary designs, which might not appeal to all buyers.
Draft Restrictions: The Bayliner 3888 has a significant draft that may limit accessibility to shallow areas or certain docks.
Made For
The 1989 Bayliner 3888 is ideal for a diverse range of boating enthusiasts. This versatile vessel caters to those who appreciate both leisure cruising and serious fishing. Families will find it perfect for weekend getaways or extended trips, with ample sleeping accommodations and a spacious cabin that invites relaxation and socializing. Couples looking for a romantic escape will appreciate the comfortable layout and inviting aesthetics, while adventure seekers can harness its reliable performance for exploring coastal waters and inland lakes. Its combination of comfort, functionality, and ease of handling makes the Bayliner 3888 a great choice for those who value a well-rounded boating experience. Whether you’re a seasoned mariner or a first-time boat owner, this model provides a welcoming and dependable platform for making lasting memories on the water.
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