1992 Sea Ray 400 Express Cruiser

The 1992 Sea Ray 400 Express Cruiser is a fiberglass express cruiser built around a deep-V hull designed for confident performance in typical coastal conditions. Measuring 40 feet by 13 feet, the boat pairs a generously proportioned cockpit with practical accommodations below, making it well-suited for weekend cruising and overnight passages.

Below deck, the layout centers on a forward stateroom with an island berth and ample storage, while the starboard lounge converts into a second sleeping space behind a pocket door, offering genuine two-cabin flexibility. The salon and galley arrangement supports time aboard, with a comfortable settee, dedicated dining area, and full galley. The boat is fitted with one head.

Power comes from twin Cummins diesel engines producing 300 horsepower each for a combined 600 horsepower, with reported engine hours of 834. A Westerbeke 7.6 kW generator supports the reverse cycle air conditioning and heating system, rated at 24,000 BTU. The helm features Garmin electronics including plotters, radar, and depth sounder, plus a Simrad AP24 autopilot and Icom IC M604 VHF radio.

The cockpit is designed for entertaining and extended time on deck, with U-shaped seating, a cockpit table, wet bar with icemaker, and radar arch overhead.