2001 Bayliner 2655 Ciera Sunbridge

Trailer is under it but I would call it a yard or storage trailer. No ideal for a road trailer. Crisp styling, lots of space and a long list of cruising features make the Bayliner 2655 Ciera Sunbridge an excellent choice. Plenty of seating in the cockpit and a roomy transom area, complete with shower, make the 2655 convenient for fishing, swimming and enjoying the sights. The comfortable cabin with dinette features a full galley, enclosed head with marine toilet and two spacious double berths. Every Bayliner is designed and built to meet or exceed all applicable standards of the US. Coast Guard, and every one carries the certification seal of the National Marine Manufacturers Association. Everything from gelcoats to carpeting is subjected to extreme climate exposure and stress testing far beyond the limits of normal use. The biggest test comes when the hull meets the water the prototypes are put through grueling performance, handling and endurance trials. Hull strength, ride characteristics, fuel efficiency, engine performance and more are all scientifically evaluated. Bayliner seals the transom opening during the lay-up process. Most builders simply cut an opening through the transom of a completed hull, exposing stiffening end grain and inviting decay. No exposed wood means longer hull life.