This 2001 Sea Ray 245 Weekender is a 24-foot fiberglass cruiser built for comfortable overnight stays and weekend getaways. Powered by a MerCruiser 5.0L EFI engine with Bravo 2 outdrive, it delivers reliable performance across a range of water conditions. The boat has approximately 1,400 engine hours and received recent maintenance in 2024, including replacement of aluminum anodes, hydraulic trim hoses, and starter.
The cabin layout centers on practical overnight accommodations: a convertible dinette that transforms into a berth, a private enclosed head, interior lighting, and a sink with butane burner. An electric ice chest positioned behind the captain's seat keeps provisions accessible. Storage runs throughout—a full-beam compartment beneath the cockpit floor provides substantial space for water sports gear, inflatables, and equipment. The boat holds 70 gallons of fuel and 11 gallons of fresh water.
A custom full camper enclosure from King Marine Canvas Products extends usability into cooler seasons. The forward panels are Makrolon for clear visibility, while ducted heating serves both cabin and cockpit. The swim platform features a Magma Kettle Grill on a quick-release pedestal for dockside entertaining. Two anchors—a Fluke and a 16.5 lb Lewmar CLAW—are included.
Length
24.00 FT
Beam
8.50 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Engines
1
Engine Make
MerCruiser
Engine Model
5.0L Bravo II
Power
NaN HP
Hours
1,400 HRS
Fuel
Gasoline
Fuel
70 GAL
Water
11 GAL