1999 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge

The 1999 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge is a 41-foot fiberglass sedan bridge cruiser powered by twin 8.1 Horizon MerCruiser engines with 385 horsepower each, rebuilt in 2016 and showing very low hours. The boat cruises at 22.6 knots and reaches 28.7 knots at full throttle. A 7kW generator was installed in 2020, and a separate 25-gallon diesel tank was fitted to the engine room. Navigation and electronics include Simrad hardware with NSS12 and NSS8 touchscreens, AIS, and new SMART Craft gauges.

The accommodation plan features two cabins and two heads. The forward stateroom has a full-size bed, cedar-lined locker, private head with shower, and entertainment center. The port stateroom holds two twin beds that convert to a king, plus cedar storage, hanging lockers, and access to the guest head. The midlevel galley is fitted with wood cabinetry, a three-burner electric cooktop, refrigerator with freezer, microwave, and coffee maker. The salon includes a sleeper sofa, entertainment center, dinette, and deep-pile marine-grade carpet throughout. An optional third stateroom with bunk beds and storage is available as an alternative layout.

The bridge deck features two seating plan options: a starboard helm station with electronics and custom helm seats, or a portside helm with dual companion seating, U-shaped lounge, sunpad, and cocktail table. Standard features include a Bimini top, bridge aft enclosure, snap-in carpet liner, double sunpad, and self-bailing fiberglass cockpit with ice maker and storage. A Lofrans windlass, Clarion audio system with six-disc CD changer and bridge remote, ACR spotlight, and vacuum system round out the equipment.

The boat requires attention to the Bimini canopy and helm seats but is otherwise ready for use.