B-Atlas Boat Guide · BAYL-3058
Bayliner 3058 Command Bridge Command Bridge Cruiser
1991–1992
The Bayliner 3058 Command Bridge is a compact flybridge cruiser using twin sterndrives and a two-level cabin arrangement to provide more living space than many boats of similar length. The bridge and lower accommodation improve cruising versatility, while machinery access and twin-drive maintenance remain important ownership compromises.
- LOA
- 31′ / 9.45 m
- LWL
- 29′ / 8.84 m
- Beam
- 10′ 10″ / 3.3 m
- Draft
- 3′ / 0.91 m
- Hull behaviour
- Planing
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Propulsion
- Sterndrive
- Engine configuration
- Twin Inboard
- Displacement cruise
- Unknown
- Faster / planing cruise
- Unknown
- Boat family
- Express Cruiser
- Construction
- Fiberglass
Best for
- Family cruising where a flybridge is desirable
- Buyers wanting twin-engine handling below 32 feet
- Owners comfortable with sterndrive maintenance
Trade-offs
- Twin sterndrives create two complete drive systems to maintain
- Engine-room working space is limited
- Flybridge increases windage and bridge-clearance requirements
- Exact engine packages vary materially by year
Known concerns
- No model-specific concern has been promoted to B-Atlas’s evidence threshold. This does not mean the model has no age-, condition- or hull-specific risks.
Inspection focus
- Both sterndrives, transom assemblies and steering systems
- Engine-room access, mounts and cooling systems
- Flybridge structure, controls and wiring
- Fuel system and deck moisture
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