Bayliner 2655

Bayliner 2655 from 1995 – Project Boat with Potential for Handy DIY EnthusiastsGeneral Features of the Bayliner 2655The Bayliner 2655 is a sporty motorboat with a length of 9 meters and a width of 2.30 meters. This boat, built in 1995 by the American shipyard Bayliner, is made of polyester and features a stepped V-hull design. This type of hull is designed for better performance at higher speeds and offers stable handling on inland waters, lakes, ponds, and rivers. The boat is suitable for recreational use, including day trips, sporty voyages, vacations, and weekend stays.With a draft of 1.20 meters and an air draft of 2.30 meters, the Bayliner 2655 is suitable for various sailing areas with limited height. The interior headroom is 1.80 meters, providing sufficient freedom of movement inside. There is no documentation available with the boat.Interior and AccommodationThe Bayliner 2655 offers sleeping accommodation for three people. The interior space is equipped with a dining area, a stove, and hot water supply. These facilities make it possible to stay on board for extended periods. The layout is focused on comfort during short vacations or weekend stays. The headroom of 1.80 meters contributes to the ease of use inside the cabin.Exterior and EquipmentOn the outside, the boat is equipped with various features that enhance comfort and functionality on deck. The existing sprayhood and cockpit tent provide protection against weather conditions, while the outer decks are equipped with cushions for extra seating comfort. The boat has a swim ladder and a swim platform, which facilitate getting in and out of the water. Davits are available for hanging a dinghy. The steering of the Bayliner 2655 is located outside, ensuring direct contact with the surroundings while sailing. The cockpit is self-draining, meaning rainwater is automatically drained, an important aspect for the safety and maintenance of the boat.Technical Condition and ParticularsThe boat is offered as a project and currently does not have an engine. This means the future owner can install an engine themselves. The boat is not ready to sail and needs to be picked up with a crane and truck.  No recent antifouling treatment has been performed. According to the owner's statement, there are no signs of osmosis present.With a weight of approximately 1,800 kilograms, the Bayliner 2655 is relatively light for its size, which is advantageous for transport and handling on land. The boat is in its current state suitable for buyers looking for a renovation project or wanting to lay a foundation for their own sailing concept.Usage and Application PossibilitiesThe Bayliner 2655 has been used in the past for various recreational purposes, including day trips, sporty voyages, vacations, and weekend stays. Due to its size and layout, the boat is suitable for use on inland waters, lakes, ponds, and rivers. The boat offers space and comfort for a small group and is designed with versatility in mind.ConclusionThe Bayliner 2655 from 1995 is offered as a project boat without an engine. The boat provides a basis for refurbishment and is suitable for buyers with experience in refurbishing boats or looking for a hull to customize to their own preferences. With its spacious layout, functional equipment, and potential for customization, this Bayliner offers opportunities for those willing to invest in renovation and technical finishing.