The 3288 was one of Bayliner's best-selling models for good reason. At 32 feet with an 11'6" beam, it packs a practical layout that many larger boats struggle to match, separate forward and aft cabins, a full galley, and two distinct helms give the boat a versatility that made it a staple of Pacific Northwest cruising. This example is powered by twin 150hp turbocharged Hino diesel inboards, a reliable and fuel-efficient pairing well-suited to coastal cruising. The flybridge features full canvas enclosure and a second helm with ample seating, a genuine social space with good visibility in all directions. Below, the main salon is bright and functional, with wraparound windows, a settee/dinette, and a lower helm station fitted with Lowrance electronics and autopilot - A new Victron Inverter installed 2025 . The galley is well-appointed with a 3-burner propane stove and oven, microwave, double sink, and teak-style sole throughout. Warm wood cabinetry and trim remain in good condition throughout the interior. The vessel shows beautifully - finishes and upholstery are original - but the bones are solid and the layout remains hard to beat at this price point. A practical entry into twin-diesel flybridge cruising.