1996 Bayliner 4087 for sale in Kenmore, WA
Kenmore, WA, United States199612.5m
Asking PriceBroker
$114,000 USD
+57 moreMakeBayliner
Model4087
Year1996
Length12.5m4m beam
Fuel810L tank
Draft1.1m
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About this vessel
"Lazy Days" is a well-maintained Bayliner Motoryacht. She is a classic Pacific Northwest-style flybridge cruiser offering spacious accommodations, dependable Cummins diesel power, and practical cruising systems.
Her deep-vee fiberglass hull provides comfortable ride characteristics, while the wide beam and flybridge layout deliver excellent interior volume and social space.
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Vessel
MakeBayliner
Model4087
Year1996
Dimensions
Length overall12.5m
Beam4m
Draft1.1m
Engine & Fuel
Engine modelTwin Cummings 6BTA5.9-M2
Engine count2
Engine hours2,354
Fuel tankage810L
Features
On board
Cummins diesel engine
flybridge
deep-vee fiberglass hull
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