1988 Bayliner Capri Cuddy

This Capri cuddy has that classic late-80s Bayliner profile—sleek sheerline, big windshield, and a deep enough V to soften the afternoon chop. At the helm you get a no-nonsense layout with great sightlines over the bow, so it’s easy to run in tight channels or busy weekend traffic. The cuddy is just the right size for stowing gear out of the sun, changing in privacy, or grabbing a quick nap between runs. Wide side decks and sturdy bow rails make anchoring or tying off at the dock less of a balancing act. It’s a boat you can load with coolers and friends, run all day, and still feel fresh when you head back in.

A 1988 Bayliner Capri cuddy is a smart match for waters where conditions can shift from glassy to choppy in a single outing. The moderate deep-V hull offers a comfortable ride when afternoon winds pick up, while still being efficient enough for long days exploring coves and shoreline. The cuddy layout suits mixed-use boating—morning fishing, midday swimming, and evening cruises—with space to duck out of the sun or store extra gear dry. Its trailer-friendly size makes it easy to launch at different ramps, follow the best weather, and tuck into a standard driveway or storage space between adventures.