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1992 Bayliner Trophy

1992 Bayliner Trophy

$13,000

Irvine, California

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy

Category Saltwater Fishing Boats

Length 23'

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1992 Bayliner Trophy,Comes with $1000 in brand new accessories (see below). 1992 Bayliner Trophy in excellent condition. Walk around fishing boat with twin engines (120 horsepower each). Engine tuned up 3 months ago. Huge 35 gallon bait tank. Spacious interior cabin that was reupholstered one year ago. Porta potty, 16 pole holders, has 2 outriggers, cold box, sink, table, sleeps 3, front of the boat has seat cushion for relaxing or fishing. Clean boat in great condition. Excellent for coastal fishing or trips to Catalina. Currently stored at Newport Dunes. Comes with Brand New: Gaff, large fishing new, 7 life vests, 4 fenders and lines, 2 throw cushions, fish finder, flares and fair gun, air horn, fire extinguisher, billy club and bait net. $13000

1992 Bayliner Trophy

1992 Bayliner Trophy

$9,000

Bonita, California

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy

Category Cuddy Cabin Boats

Length 21'

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1992 Bayliner Trophy,1992 BAYLINER TROPHY CUDDY CAB FISHING BOAT; New Suzuki 130HP, 4 stroke, low mileage; GPS arch with 8 launchers; Garmin electronics; CB radio; 75 gal. fuel tank; 180+ mile range; high safety rails; Galv. trailer; extras. Call Chuck at (619) 851-9610 or email [email protected]. $9000

Bayliner Trophy 2502 with Volvo AQAD41 Diesel Engine and DP290 Duoprop

Bayliner Trophy 2502 with Volvo AQAD41 Diesel Engine and DP290 Duoprop

$18,500

Angleton, Texas

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy

Category -

Length 25.0

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0 0 1 11 66 Company 1 1 76 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE 1992 Bayliner Trophy 2502 with Volvo AQAD41 Diesel Engine and DP290 Duoprop Sale or Trade I originally purchased this boat so I could do more spearfishing but decided that after a long day of diving I really did not want to pilot a boat back to shore. I have more money in this boat than I am selling it for, with that said, I am not in hurry to sell it nor do I need to. I just hate seeing it sit unused. I no longer spearfish and have not taken the boat out in over a year. This Trophy is a Walkaround with a cabin. A Volvo diesel engine has been installed as an in-board and it also has the Volvo Penta DP 290 outdrive. The tank holds 100 gallons of diesel and is full. The gentleman I purchased the boat from said it gets close to 5mpg. I did not test this as I never took it more than a mile offshore but it does get good mileage putting up and down the Intercoastal. After I purchased the boat I pulled out the old electronics that were in it and installed a Garmin 7212 Chartplotter, Garmin VHF200 radio, Garmin GMR 18 HD radar, Kenwood Apple iPod/Satellite Radio Marine receiver, and Kenwood 61/2” 2-way speakers. If I remember right, all this stuff somewhere between $5000-$5500 when purchased. I never decided which one I wanted so right now the boat does NOT have a transducer. The boat has a metal grate platform on the back that can be used as a swim platform and it also holds a SSI 320 quart ice chest which will also come with the boat. The boat has a hard fiberglass top. I also purchased a custom cover for the boat which was $500 or maybe a little more. It comes with the aluminum tri-axle trailer you see it on. I installed new wiring and LED lights on the trailer and also added side marker lights. The trailer does not have brakes and pulls just fine. As far as the boat: The previous owner installed a Vintage Air AC system but I’ve never used it. The belt is also not hooked up on the compressor. I asked the guy I bought it from if it worked and he said yes but there was a squeak. I looked at the compressor pulley alignment with the crank pulley and it needs to be spaced out so that could be the only problem. This boat does have a head and freshwater tanks. I’ve never used them so I could not tell you if it works. Same thing for the live well. The previous owner stated all of this worked. The boat looks pretty good but could definitely use a good buffing in my opinion. There are also some various gel-coat cracks. The seats could use some new covers/cusions and the engine could use a good scrape and repaint, I just have not had time to do it. It comes with an anchor that has been mounted but never used. I have the good service manuals for the diesel engine and the outdrive and I'm pretty sure I have the boat owner's manual as well which I will give to the buyer. I also have the Garmin 18 HD instructional DVD that I purchased from Amazon and never opened to give to the buyer. The last time I did take out the boat I bent the props. I had a spare set so I cleaned them up, painted them, and put them on so while they look new in the picture, they are not, just painted but in good condition. I still need to tighten them up. I did not have a lock washer so I had to order one so I just loosely put them on. If I don’t get to it, I will give those parts to the buyer should the boat sell. I also have replaced the bellows and the throttle cable. I have Volvo paint and primer for the engine that I will give the buyer. Also have some paint for the outdrive that you can have. The trailer tires hold air and I have not added any in the time I owned it, surprisingly. I replaced one tire on the trailer so there is one tire that is practically new. The other 5 will probably need to be replaced sooner than later and if the boat is to go on a long road trip I would do it before the trip. I think this should cover it for now, lemme know if you have any questions and I’ll try to answer. I have the title for the boat on hand but will have to give a bill of sale for the trailer. The previous owner had the trailer registered as home made, I just kept it the same. I may be open to trades but the auction will still need to be completed through Ebay so Ebay can get paid. Boat is also for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the listing early if need be. Trades I would be interested in can be partial plus cash or full trade. I’d value the trade at around $20K-$22K. Things that I would be interested in and kind of in order would be: Heavy Equipment: Man lift, preferably towable and articulating with at least 35-40’ height, closer to 50' would be perfect. Need one for my yard so not an indoor unit. Hanging Christmas lights on my extension ladder sucks and I have lots of oaks that need trimming. Might consider a trade for a tractor but must have a front end loader and not too big. The only reason I don’t have one now is because I don’t want to tear up my lawn and I rarely need one. Services: Metal building kit for me to build, or you install a metal building to replace or expand on my existing pole building, or maybe a standalone building for another thing on my project list. Vehicles: Classic car, motor not that important but would prefer not much if any body work. May consider other cars just in case I do sell my truck after the boat. 4 door Jeep Wrangler, SUV, not sure, haven’t really thought about it. Lol Tools: Lincoln or Miller Tig welder, Thermal Dynamics plasma cutter, wood lathe, nice sandblast cabinet, jointer. Recreational: RV, prefer a light weight bumper pull because I may sell my F-350 after the boat and would need to tow with normal SUV. Can Am Maverick or Polaris Razr side by side, 4 door, 1000cc. No motorcycles, my wife would kill me. Will try and put some more pictures of the boat up soon but I just had surgery so it may take a few days for me to climb in for more pics. If someone lives a far distance away I’ll help with delivery for a charge of course, have to put a pen to it but probably $1.00/mile with a deposit of course and if that is the case, I’ll have 5 new tires put on the trailer if it sells for my asking price. Cash, $18,500.00 or trade around $21,500.00. I realize it is not boat selling season so don’t lowball me thinking I need to sell, I have no problem waiting or even parting the boat out to get the most money vs. selling it whole. I certainly will consider any reasonable offers. Thanks!

1992 Bayliner Trophy 2502 with Volvo AQAD41 Diesel Engine and DP290 Duoprop

1992 Bayliner Trophy 2502 with Volvo AQAD41 Diesel Engine and DP290 Duoprop

$18,500

Angleton, Texas

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy

Category -

Length 25.0

Posted Over 1 Month

0 0 1 11 66 Company 1 1 76 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE 1992 Bayliner Trophy 2502 with Volvo AQAD41 Diesel Engine and DP290 Duoprop Sale or Trade I originally purchased this boat so I could do more spearfishing but decided that after a long day of diving I really did not want to pilot a boat back to shore. I have more money in this boat than I am selling it for but I am not in hurry to sell it nor do I need to. I just hate seeing it sit unused. I no longer spearfish and have not taken the boat out in over a year. This Trophy is a Walkaround with a cabin. A Volvo diesel engine has been installed as an in-board and it also has the Volvo DP 290 outdrive. The tank holds 100 gallons of diesel and is full. The gentleman I purchased the boat from said it gets close to 5mpg. I did not test this as I never took it more than a mile offshore but it does get good mileage putting up and down the Intercoastal. After I purchased the boat I pulled out the old electronics that were in it and installed a Garmin 7212 Chartplotter, Garmin VHF200 radio, Garmin GMR 18 HD radar, Kenwood Apple iPod/Satellite Radio Marine receiver, and Kenwood 61/2” 2-way speakers. If I remember right, all this stuff somewhere between $5000-$5500 when purchased. I never decided which one I wanted so right now the boat does NOT have a transducer. The boat has a metal grate platform on the back that can be used as a swim platform but it holds an SSI 320 quart ice chest which will also come with the boat. The boat has a hard fiberglass top. I also purchased a custom cover for the boat which was $500 or more. It comes with the aluminum tri-axle trailer you see it on. I installed new wiring and LED lights on the trailer and also added side marker lights. The trailer does not have brakes and pulls just fine. As far as the boat: The previous owner installed a Vintage Air AC system but I’ve never used it. The belt is also not hooked up on the compressor. I asked the guy I bought it from if it worked and he said yes but there was a squeak. I looked at the compressor pulley alignment and it needs to be spaced out so that could be the only problem. This boat does have a head and freshwater tanks. I’ve never used them so I could not tell you if it works. Same thing for the livewell. The boat looks pretty good but could definitely use a good buffing in my opinion. There are also some various gel-coat cracks. The seats could use some new cushions and the engine could use a good scrape and repaint, I just have not had time to do it. It comes with an anchor that has been mounted but never used. I have the good service manuals for the diesel engine and the outdrive. The last time I did take out the boat I bent the props. I had a spare set so I cleaned them up, painted them, and put them on so while they look new in the picture, they are not, just painted but in good condition. I still need to tighten them up. I did not have a lock washer so I had to order one so I just loosely put them on. If I don’t get to it, I will give those parts to the buyer should the boat sell. I also have replaced the bellows and the throttle cable. I have Volvo paint and primer for the engine that I will give the buyer. Also have some paint for the outdrive that you can have. The trailer tires hold air and I have not added any in the time I owned it. I replaced one tire on the trailer so there is one tire that is practically new. The other 5 will probably need to be replaced sooner than later and if the boat is to go on a long road trip I would do it before the trip. I think this should cover it for now, lemme know if you have any questions and I’ll try to answer. I have the title for the boat on hand but will have to give a bill of sale for the trailer. The previous owner had the trailer registered as home made, not sure why but I just kept it the same. I may be open to trades but the auction will still need to be completed through Ebay so Ebay can get paid. Boat is also for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the listing early if need be. Trades I would be interested in can be partial plus cash or full trade. I’d value the trade at around $20K. Things that I would be interested in and kind of in order would be: Heavy Equipment: Man lift, preferably towable and articulating with at least 35-40’ height. Need one for my yard so not an indoor unit. Hanging Christmas lights on my extension ladder sucks and I have lots of oaks that need trimming. Might consider a trade for a tractor but must have a front end loader and not too big. The only reason I don’t have one now is because I don’t want to tear up my lawn (7 acres). Services: Metal building to replace or an expansion on my existing pole building or standalone building to turn into ½ mancave bar, ½ mommy workshop. Vehicles: Classic car, motor not that important but would prefer not much if any body work. May consider other cars just in case I do sell truck. Jeep Wrangler, 4 door, SUV, not sure, haven’t really thought about it. Lol Tools: Lincoln or Miller Tig welder, Thermal Dynamics plasma cutter, wood lathe, nice sandblast cabinet, jointer. Recreational: RV, prefer a light weight bumper pull because I may sell my F-350 after the boat and would need to tow with normal SUV. Can Am or Razor side by side, 4 door, 1000cc. No motorcycles, my wife would kill me. Will try and put some more pictures up soon but I just had surgery so it may take a few days for me to climb in for more pics. If someone lives a far distance away I’ll help with delivery for a charge of course, have to put a pen to it but probably $1.00/mile with a deposit of course and if that is the case, I’ll have 5 new tires put on the trailer if it sells for my asking price. Cash, $18,500.00 or trade around $21,500.00. I realize it is not boat selling season so don’t lowball me thinking I need to sell, I have no problem waiting or even parting the boat out to get the most money vs. selling it whole. I certainly will consider any reasonable offers. Thanks!

1992 Bayliner Trophy 22' Pro Fishing Boat - Trailer - and NEW EXTRAS

1992 Bayliner Trophy 22' Pro Fishing Boat - Trailer - and NEW EXTRAS

$9,600

Winooski, Vermont

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy

Category -

Length 22.0

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I'm just not much of a fisherman anymore and am currently shopping for a new boat. This boat is in perfect working order, and comes with a good amount of extras including a trailer! This boat is also for-sale locally so could be taken down at ANYTIME! If you love to fish, this is the boat for you! Package Includes: - 120 Force Outboard (2 Stroke) - 9.9 Yamaha Kicker (4 Stroke) with forward coneral - NEW VHF Radio with Antenna - NEW Radio with speaker - Fish Finder - x2 Cannon Electric Down Riggers - x2 NEW Batterys - NEW Cockpit Cover - x2 NEWLY Recovered Back Seats - Single Axel Trailer with NEW Tires

1992 Bayliner Trophy 2359

1992 Bayliner Trophy 2359

$18,995

Everett, Washington

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy 2359

Category Cuddy Cabin Boats

Length 22'

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1992 Bayliner Trophy 2359 JUST IN 1992 BAYLINER TROPHY 2359 GREAT FISHING BOAT !!!!!!! CLEAN & READY TO FISH OR WEEKEND CAMPER !!!!!! ONLY 72 HOURS ON NEW MOTOR !!!!! GREAT CABIN LAYOUT !!!!!! YAMAHA 9.9 KICKER !!!! EZ LOADER TRAILER !!!! LIVE WELL !!!! CRAB POT PULLER !!!! SINKICE BOXCABIN HEATERDUAL BATTERIESWASH DOWN2 FISH WELLSNEW TRAILER TIRESLED LIGHTS

1992 Bayliner 2502 Trophy Walkaround

1992 Bayliner 2502 Trophy Walkaround

$25,000

Claremont, California

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model 2502 Trophy Walkaround

Category Saltwater Fishing Boats

Length 25'

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1992 Bayliner 2502 Trophy Walkaround This Bayliner Trophy is a 1992 model with many upgrades. I've added many upgrades. 1. The motors are 1999 Mercury 225 Optimax with EFI. Motor hours are left motor 229.1 hours and right motor 251.5 hours. Fuel pump, air pump, injectors (6) for each motor and spark plug cables ALL REPLACED.  2. Motors are on a bracket. Extra space is available where old motors were located. 3. New tower with 13 rod holder and 4 deck lights. 4. Three new wind shields (canvas and plastic) Jan 2016. 5. New Raymarine (radar, GPS, sonat 2014) AND Garmen GPS and Sonar 2016. 6. Inverter installed 2013.  7. Flush toilet 8. Two fish boxes 9. Custom ladder on trailer to access boat while launchin. 10.  Hard top removed and sanded and gell coated and replaced on new tower in Jan 2016. 11. All scratches on boat sanded and regelcoated except deck. 12. New bait tank  13. 8 tackle box shelves 14.  Trail Rite trailer with some rust. However, one new axel, 4 new tires, 4 new drums, new bearings, new springs both sides. 15. New anchor (Delta) and rode. 16. NEW windless with newly replaced bearings on Nov 2016 17. Canvas cover for moters and tower  18. New wind shield wiper Nov 2016 19. New horn Nov 2016

1992 Bayliner Trophy

1992 Bayliner Trophy

$17,500

Bonney Lake, Washington

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Private Seller (253) 720-0972 Photos Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Photo 5 Photo 6 Photo 7 Photo 8 Photo 9 Close Request Information * Name First Name * Email Telephone (optional) Best Time to Contact Anytime Morning Mid-day Evening Question/Comments (optional) Shop Safely: Protect Your Money. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Contact Seller 1992 Bayliner Trophy,Trophy with Alaska Cabin. Clean and ready for this season's fishing, crabbing, camping or cruising. All fluids, filters and water pumps have been replaced. ENGINE: 4.3 liter V6 Mercruiser (runs great).INCLUDED: Newer 8HP Yamaha kicker/trolling motor - (high thrust, electric start, remote steering) also runs great, GPS/Sounder/Fish Finder, all mandatory emergency accessories, 6 blue fenders, 2 dock lines, extending dock pole, extra prop.NEW: Fish well pump, Aft bilge pump switch, Blower, Horn, Marine stereo and speakers, VHF marine radio/antenna, CB radio/antenna, 4 stainless fender holders, 8 stainless pole holders, Swivel Captains seat.EXTRAS: 2 New electric Scotty downriggers, 2nd marine battery, 50' shore power cord, Electric crab pot puller, 4 stainless crab pots with all lines, reels & buoys, Step ladder (over the side), Stainless BBQ with rail mounts (used once). $17500.00, 2537200972 Be sure: Get a boat history report|Finance this boat|Get an insurance quote|

Bayliner Trophy Alaska Cuddy Cabin 1992

Bayliner Trophy Alaska Cuddy Cabin 1992

$16,999

Gig Harbor, Washington

Year 1992

Make Bayliner

Model Trophy/2359

Category -

Length 23.0

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23' Bayliner Trophy Alaska Cuddy Cabin, 1992. Includes: Lowrance HDS7 fishfinder/chartplotter (with charts), new propeller, Panasonic LTD 715 VHF radio, FM-CD player (works ok); Alaska cuddy cabin wood trim, sliding windows; v-shaped sleeping quarters (cloth coverings in excellent shape), fridge (needs service) and sink, two bench seats and table (seats 4) and swivel captain's chair materials in good shape. 4.3 liter Mercruiser LH Thunderbolt Ignition V-6 and Mercruiser sterndrive; 9HP Yamaha kicker in excellent condition; swimstep; foldable canvas cover for back end. Includes lifejackets, downrigger, net, poles and reels. This boat has caught Alaskan Salmon!! Engine has been tuned up; new battery; EZ Loader trailer in excellent condition; both wheels have newly replaced bearings ($1100).

1992  Bayliner  Trophy Series 2059 Cuddy

1992 Bayliner Trophy Series 2059 Cuddy

$6,995

Henderson, Nevada

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Featuring: Evinrude 175 2-stroke outboard full instrumentation Garmin fish finder marine radio wipers fishing pole holders cabin removable table filler cushion carpet lighting porta-potti tons of storage trim tabs and a matching tandem axle trailer w/trailer guides. 1992 Bayliner Trophy Series 2059 Cuddy Evinrude 175 2-stroke outboard Throughout 50-plus years of manufacturing boats Bayliner has also been busy building a loyal worldwide following among boaters. Tour Our Facility Boats Fishing 2922 PSN . Bayliner's popularity is practically unrivaled in the industry. Nicely appointed boat in great condition. Ready for your next fishing adventure. For more information please call Boulder Boats at 702-293-1122 or view our complete inventory of new and used boats including Sea Ray Four Winns Chaparral Stingray Campion Ebbtide Doral Larson Glastron Bayliner Maxum and more at www.BoulderBoats.com If you are interested in selling your boat please call today for information or our consignment program...