RESTORED 1989 Bayliner Sunbridge Ciera 2155 Cuddy w/modified trailer

$14,500 or best reasonable offer. May consider trades or trades plus cash on your end. READY FOR WATER. NO PROBLEMS. DROP IN TODAY AND RIDE! I have a ton more pictures so if interested just ask. Thank you for looking at my 1989 Bayliner Sunbridge Ciera 2155 w/HD trailer. This is not a stock rinky dinky Bayliner Cruiser with an inboard engine, outdrive sterndrive. This Bayliner has been modified and upgraded with wonderful parts and accessories as well as the trailer being beefed up as well. It's all new. I built this from scratch. I not only rebuilt the engine but bumped up the compression and horsepower too from 235hp to a whopping 310hp+. It's got custom interior, new floor carpeting and many other extras. I am a certified mechanic and own and operate my own automotive performance shop for nearly 10 years. Everything has been done right. I don't want to get rid of it but we have no choice right now. I have had it out already in the Spa Creek, West River, Severn River, Chesapeake Bay and Parish Creek. It only has 5 runs so far on the fresh build and about 14 hours total so far. It's all ready to go with no problems whatsoever so just drop it in the water and enjoy. ::::IMPORTANT:::: This boat has NEVER been in salt water since its rebuild so the mechanical and integrity of the boat is 100%. There is absolutely NO need for any concern for corrosion or salt damage as everything is new and it's NEVER been in salt water. I can also prove it as well. I am willing to take it out and show you it works on the water but I will only do so for $300. This is non-negotiable. To drop it in the water is an hour and 20 minutes from where I live so between time and fuel this is more then fair. I have full confidence and faith in the boat. It's built correctly. I have an obscene amount of money into this boat and you need not to do anything to it. Just drop it in and go. Even the trailer was modified to be stronger and 90% of the trailer was not only beefed up but I used thicker gauged steel, I used thicker sheets and double tig bead...