1987 Sea Ray 340 Sedan Bridge

This 1987 Sea Ray 340 Sedan Bridge is a 34-foot flybridge cruiser built with a fiberglass deep-V hull and a 12-foot-6-inch beam. It's powered by twin MerCruiser 454 gasoline engines, each producing 340 horsepower, with 1,138 original hours on the engines. The boat has been operated exclusively in freshwater on the Great Lakes since new.

The layout includes a single stateroom with comfortable berths for six, a galley, and a head with shower, vanity, and sink. The flybridge offers an expansive command station, while the interior provides functional space for cruising. A forward-mounted windlass anchor, VHF marine radio, and Simrad chartplotter comprise the electronics. Air-conditioning and heating systems maintain comfort, and a bridge canvas enclosure is included.

The fiberglass stringers were completely rebuilt and have since been surveyed, confirming solid structural condition. The boat has been professionally maintained throughout its ownership and shows evidence of consistent care.