1995 Sea Ray 330 SunDancer

SELLER DESCRIPTION

This clean, clean SunDancer, with her low-hours smallblock 5.7 MerCruisers (V-drive, NOT outdrive), features economical fuel consumption: better than 1 mpg at a fast 24mph cruise, at a lazy 3200 rpm! The smallblocks actually DO give plenty of pep... Just-replaced manifolds and risers; clean engine-room. RARE for a SeaRay: PROPANE cooktop, so dinner at anchor without the noise of a genset (large 2.5 kW inverter instead, for 110v requirements). Neutral interior colors (beige and gray accents), and this one's before the era of dark wood cabinets, so the cabin is as bright as they come! Wrap-around dinette settee across from the in-line galley, with adjacent conversation-pit arrangement just aft amidship. Two curtained-off staterooms: offset double berth in forepeak shares the entertainment center; midship makes into a very large queen berth. And if even more are overnighting, the dinette also makes into a double! But as always with SeaRay, the best entertaining is in the cockpit: three-person-wide helmseat and yet another co-pilot seat face forward with great view out the windshield, while the aft part of the cockpit is the great conversation area, with wide forward-facing transom settee across table from an aft-facing settee just behind the helmseat -- hidden filler-pieces and extra cushion between the two makes a huge sunning-pad lounge! Cockpit vinyl upholstery in stunning white with elegant black piping: still perfect. Camper-canvas with full-standing-room all the way to the transom for cruising -- or a second set of slant-back canvas for winter storage. If you're considering the larger express cruisers, be sure to put this affordable, fresh-looking SeaRay on your "must see" list.