No Trailer Included
Really nice Bayliner Cruiser with a hard top and a strong Mercruiser 5.0L engine.
Very spacious cabin with an enclosed marine pump-out head.
Some of the cabin items do not work like the stove and fridge but it's a fantastic boat for the money and a great boat for a slip.
The Bayliner 2452 Ciera Classic, the most versatile cruiser in the line, combines full overnighting accommodations for up to four adults, with a self-bailing fiberglass cockpit liner, and a hardtop standard.
The 2002 Bayliner 2452 Ciera Express is a popular hardtop cruiser known for being versatile, affordable, and trailerable, making it a favorite for fishing, cruising, and overnight trips. Here’s an overview of its key specs and features:
2002 Bayliner 2452 Ciera Express – Specs & Features GeneralType: Cabin Cruiser / Express Cruiser
Length Overall (LOA): ~24’0”
Beam: 8’6”
Dry Weight: ~5,300 lbs
Fuel Capacity: ~78 gallons
Water Capacity: ~20 gallons
Holding Tank: ~13 gallons (with marine head option)
Trailerable: Yes (8’6” beam fits legal trailering width)
Hull Type: Deep-V fiberglass hull
Transom Deadrise: ~21°
Cockpit: Large, self-bailing cockpit with space for fishing or seating
Hardtop: Integrated with windshield for weather protection
Standard Power (2002):
MerCruiser 5.0L or 5.7L Alpha I Sterndrive
HP Range: ~220–250 HP
Optional Power:
Bravo II drive available (better for heavy loads)
Cruise Speed: ~22–26 MPH
Top Speed: ~35–40 MPH (depending on engine option & load)
Sleeping Capacity: Up to 4 (V-berth + convertible dinette)
Galley:
Alcohol/electric stove
Sink with pressurized water
Icebox or optional refrigerator
Head: Enclosed marine head with optional holding tank
Other Features:
Opening forward hatch
Side windows for ventilation
Cabin table converts to berth
One of the most affordable hardtop cruisers of its size
Excellent visibility and protection from weather
Large cockpit suitable for fishing or lounging
Easy to tow and store compared to larger cruisers
