2001 Sea Ray 290 Amberjack

This 2001 Sea Ray 290 Amberjack is a 29-foot cuddy cabin built on a fiberglass hull with a 10.5-foot beam and 21-degree deadrise at the transom. Power comes from twin MerCruiser 383 MAG Stroker engines producing 700 total horsepower, installed in 2017 with freshwater cooling and Bravo III outdrives. The engines have approximately 300 hours of operation, and the manifolds and risers were serviced in August 2024.

The boat accommodates multiple people with sleeping quarters below and a convertible dinette for additional berths. Below deck, a galley includes a microwave and refrigerator, and a fully enclosed head with shower serves the interior. Topside, the wide cockpit features a bait prep station and rod storage, with a full-width fold-down transom seat and swim platform with ladder. An electric windlass aids anchoring, and a full slant-top canvas enclosure protects the boat during off-season.

Fuel capacity is 230 gallons, water capacity 30 gallons, and the holding tank holds 28 gallons. The boat carries a dry weight of approximately 12,000 pounds. A standard stainless steel windshield and Bravo III outdrives round out the standard equipment. All systems and components are reported to function as designed, with complete service records on file.