1997 Sea Ray 440 Express Bridge

The 1997 Sea Ray 440 Express Bridge is a 44-foot fiberglass motor yacht built around a practical layout that connects the main deck and bow through the fly bridge, streamlining movement throughout the boat. Twin Caterpillar diesel engines producing 840 horsepower deliver a cruising speed of 20 knots, supported by a 10-kilowatt generator.

The accommodation plan includes two heads. The fly bridge provides the helm station and outdoor control, with direct walk-through access to the bow, a design feature that distinguishes this model from comparable express cruisers of the era.

Recent updates include a new Garmin fish finder with new transducers, new VHF radio, and a new stereo system. The diesel engines run low hours—under 1000—with a 200-hour service completed in 2024. The boat has received consistent maintenance and is currently in the water.