1997 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge

The 1997 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge is a 40-foot fiberglass motor yacht with a 14-foot beam, powered by Caterpillar engines. The sedan bridge design combines a lower saloon with an elevated pilothouse, offering good sightlines and weather protection for cruising.

The boat sleeps six across two cabins and includes two heads, making it suited for extended passages or family use. The layout provides comfortable living spaces below with full galley and dining facilities, while the upper helm station allows the captain to command the boat from an open-air position.

Built in 1997, this Sea Ray represents the quality construction the builder was known for during that era. The fiberglass hull and superstructure are typical of the brand's approach to durability and maintenance.