1998 Sea Ray Sundancer 370

This 1998 Sea Ray Sundancer 370 is a mid-cabin motor yacht built on a proven deep-V hull with a wide 12.58-foot beam. Twin 7.4-liter MerCruiser engines with V-drives deliver 660 horsepower, providing the performance and seaworthiness to handle demanding conditions. The fiberglass hull carries aluminum fuel tanks fitted with filters, anti-siphon valves, and electric senders for reliability and corrosion resistance.

The main salon centers on a curved banquette with a cocktail-dining table, a full galley, and a sunken conversation area. Faux granite countertops, handcrafted wood trim, and deep-pile marine carpet define the interior finish. A flat-screen TV with Clarion AM-FM stereo and cockpit remote provides entertainment, while the sofa converts to a double bed for additional sleeping capacity. The forward stateroom includes a full-size pedestal bed, port and starboard vanities, and hanging lockers with mirrored doors and shelving. A convertible conversation pit with privacy curtain and mirrored divider serves as a second stateroom. The full galley is equipped with a three-burner electric stove, refrigerator, microwave, and coffeemaker.

The head compartment features a VacuFlush toilet, sink with vanity, and a separate shower with bifold door. A large deck hatch and port light provide natural light, with air conditioning for climate control throughout. The burl instrument panel includes custom Sea Ray backlit instrumentation with low-glare blue night lighting and an emergency start system. Standard Raytheon electronics comprise VHF, GPS, and Raydata multifunction depth finder with speed and water temperature instruments.

Topside amenities include a portside wet bar with sink, cooler, and icemaker. A fiberglass step at the portside bench seat facilitates boarding. The transom features integrated fender storage with a gas-assisted door, while a Lofrans Progress I rope-chain windlass simplifies anchoring. A freshwater washdown with cockpit shower and dockside water inlet rounds out the onboard water facilities.