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24,900

2001 Bayliner 28′ 2858

1200 Milton Rd, Napa, CA 94559, USA

Overview

Category: Bayliner
Office Email: nvmkirby@yahoo.com
Sales Agent Name & Number: Kirby Long 707-732-6101
Sales Agent Email: NVMKIRBY@YAHOO.COM
Status: Available
Boat Location: Napa, CA
Model: 2858 Ciera Command Bridge
Type: CRUISER
Year: 2001
Length (feet): 28
LOA: 28'
Beam: 10'
Max Draft: 3'4"
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Drive Type: Inboard/Outboard
Staterooms : 2
Sleeping Capacity: 6
Heads: 1
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Available for Co-Op?: No
Available For Sale In U.S. Waters?: Yes
Hull ID#: BLGA36ECB101
Fuel Capacity (gallons): 89
Water Capacity (gallons): 28
Waste Tank (gallons): 30
Engine 1 Model: MERCURISER 350 MAG MPI
Engine 1 Hours: 150
Engine 1 Power (hp): 320
Weight: 15000
Flag of Registry: United States
Hull Shape: Planing

Features:

Accommodations: Easy entry stepping on the swim platform and entering thru the transom door. Cockpit has a canvas top to keep you out of the weather. Sliding entry door takes you into the main salon. Comfortable dinette to port converts for sleeping for two and directly underneath is additional sleeping for two more. Large forward V berth for two more. Inside helm with galley to starboard and enclosed head with shower.
Deck/Bridge
Non-Skid Decks
Flybridge with swivel helm seat
Additional Flybridge guest seating
Bimini Top
Radar Arch
Glare Shield
Cockpit transom storage
Easy Engine access with large hatch access
Walk-around decks
SS Bow Rail
Bridge Ladder
Electric Anchor Windlass
Chain Locker
Portable Stern Thruster
Galley
Origo 2 Burner Electric/Alcohol Stove
Norcold Refrigerator w/Freezer
Pressurized Hot & Cold Water
6 Gallon Water Heater
Deep SS Sink
Microwave

Description

Spacious and comfortable, the Bayliner 2858 Ciera Command Bridge is designed around a single powerplant to efficiently and economically deliver performance. Upper and lower helm stations allow comfortable cruising in any weather. Accommodations include a large forward berth and private midship compartment with double berth. The 2858 features an all-electric galley, enclosed head with shower, vanity mirror, and marine toilet for optimum livability. Every Bayliner is designed and built to meet or exceed all applicable standards of the US. Coast Guard, and every one carries the certification seal of the National Marine Manufacturers Association. Everything from gelcoats to carpeting is subjected to extreme climate exposure and stress testing far beyond the limits of normal use. The biggest test comes when the hull meets the water the prototypes are put through grueling performance, handling, and endurance trials. Hull strength, ride characteristics, fuel efficiency, engine performance, and more are all scientifically evaluated. Bayliner seals the transom opening during the lay-up process. Most builders simply cut an opening through the transom of a completed hull, exposing stiffening end grain and inviting decay. No exposed wood means longer hull life.