2000 Bayliner Ciera 2855

This is our 2000 Bayliner 2855 Ciera powered by a 7.4 liter Mercruiser engine with a Bravo III outdrive. Some key features include: Full canvas enclosure, depth finder, dual batteries, battery charger, fresh water system, Am/fm radio, Vhf Radio, enclosed head with a pump out, Refrigerator, sink, stove, and Air Conditioning….
Free Shrink wrap and winterization after purchase….

[@stinger4095]

Sold the camper and bought a 1998 Ciera 2855. This boat has lots of room and storage. Perfect for anchoring down and overnighting in it. This is by far the best bang for the buck for what you get. We pull a dinghy behind it for quick and easy shore access and the morning dog poop run.

[@philiphelge7461]

How much did this sell for?

[@SD_702]

What does is cost to operate a boat like this per year?

[@stinger4095]

It holds 109 gallons of gas, but it lasts me forever. We usually run around the lake a couple hours, then anchor down after that. It’s not bad on cost to operate. Storage at a marina in a slip is about 300 a month. I keep my on a trailer and pull it to lake when use it. No cost storing it at home. I pull it with a 2500 HD GMC . It’s a great boat at well worth annual cost.

[@sigitasp.3207]

@@stinger4095 Same here, "97 and love it , $50.00 a month dry storage (usually keep it for 6 months at the lake and at the end of November bring it home for winterizing and storage), tow it 7.3 Excursion. Love the boat , wish could get rid of carburetor, never ran more than 2 tanks of gas a season.