Nice vid. I am familiar with this model. We chartered one in 2002 out of Anacortes, WA. I also worked in the Pacific NW marine industry as a subcontractor where I was acquainted with many former employees of Bayliner who built this and other models in the 80's & 90's. The padded walls and ceilings look to be in good shape in this particular boat. I've seen many instances of sagging over time. The other material used to cover the inside of hanging lockers and storage areas is affectionately known as "rat fur". It tends to have mildew that forms around corners and edges of the fuzzy felt-like fabric. That is visible a very little bit in this vid but not as prominently as in a vessel which has not had very robust humidity mitigation. This boat appears to have had a conscious effort to keep the interior dehumidified throughout the year. It would make a great boat for the mid to low price point charter market!
My boat neighbor had this boat in ny he lived on it with his girlfriend and a little dog from like April to October and it was an awesome party boat but this thing isn’t something your gonna be taking outta the marina daily or even weekly. Bitch to dock especially in wind and fuel costs are ridiculous. I’d say in a 6 month season he went out maybe a dozen times. Not much more than that. Great live aboard
The more you dock it, the better you get, especially in your home marina. Twins are nice as well. I have as much windage on my Mainship 350 and though it has a keel, it's a single. I ran it without a thruster for about 6 seasons, Got pretty good at it, and I'm no expert.
You could improve your videos by: 1 - Getting a "dead cat" wind screen for your microphone. The wind noise is off-putting and unprofessional. And, this is an inexpensive fix. 2 - Slow down your camera movements. You're moving it so fast it's dizzying. I hope these suggestions help.
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Nice vid. I am familiar with this model. We chartered one in 2002 out of Anacortes, WA. I also worked in the Pacific NW marine industry as a subcontractor where I was acquainted with many former employees of Bayliner who built this and other models in the 80's & 90's.
The padded walls and ceilings look to be in good shape in this particular boat. I've seen many instances of sagging over time. The other material used to cover the inside of hanging lockers and storage areas is affectionately known as "rat fur". It tends to have mildew that forms around corners and edges of the fuzzy felt-like fabric. That is visible a very little bit in this vid but not as prominently as in a vessel which has not had very robust humidity mitigation. This boat appears to have had a conscious effort to keep the interior dehumidified throughout the year.
It would make a great boat for the mid to low price point charter market!
Great walk-through, Thanks!
Including Tip-to-Tip LOA and beam would help in our Marina Slip restricted California Coast; Cheers !
Tip-to-tip approximately 39'. Beam is 13' 1"
Come check it out!
Great clean boat, thumbs up on the video too!
Thanks, Trish!
My boat neighbor had this boat in ny he lived on it with his girlfriend and a little dog from like April to October and it was an awesome party boat but this thing isn’t something your gonna be taking outta the marina daily or even weekly. Bitch to dock especially in wind and fuel costs are ridiculous. I’d say in a 6 month season he went out maybe a dozen times. Not much more than that. Great live aboard
The more you dock it, the better you get, especially in your home marina. Twins are nice as well. I have as much windage on my Mainship 350 and though it has a keel, it's a single. I ran it without a thruster for about 6 seasons, Got pretty good at it, and I'm no expert.
Nice Rig
You could improve your videos by:
1 - Getting a "dead cat" wind screen for your microphone. The wind noise is off-putting and unprofessional. And, this is an inexpensive fix.
2 - Slow down your camera movements. You're moving it so fast it's dizzying.
I hope these suggestions help.
$$ Please?.... can't find it on AGL or Coronado websites
Not quite set, but looks like in the $80s.
$80k. Here's the full listing. Call if you'd like to chat! www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1999-bayliner-3587-motoryacht-8911165/
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Quit turning so fast !!!
Price ????
$80k. Here's the full listing. Call if you'd like to chat! www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1999-bayliner-3587-motoryacht-8911165/
To be honest I saw boats double the age in much better condition, especially inside. Pretty overpriced in my opinion
Looks like it is full of mold....
Not that I can see.
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