Sea Ray Sundancer 340 Sundancer

This is a very nice 2003 Sea Ray Sundancer. It has always been in freshwater and meticulously maintained. You will simply not find another that is as well equipped and in as nice condition. Currently in the water at Pikes Bay Marina she awaits your inspection



On Deck

This boat has professionally installed handrails on the cabin top for a secure handhold while accessing the forward deck area. The forward-curving arch provides the structure for a sunbrella top that snaps to the windshield. It also offers secure mounts for the antennas and the radome. The Lofrans windless handles the 20lb CQR type anchor and its rode for you. There is a 6 remotely operated searchlight for night operation.



In The Cockpit

The helm seat is an upholstered double bucket with flip-up bolsters. The large helm station was factory-rigged with a full range of flush-mount electronics and gauges, including multifunction MerCruiser SmartCraft displays to help monitor engine performance and keep up with service intervals, A Raymarine C-80 combination RADAR GPS sounder and a Raymarine 215 VHF with optional DSC. To port is a third upholstered bucket seat with a bolster. Behind the port seat is a curved wet bar with standard icemaker or optional refrigerator and storage beneath. The optional AM - FM - CD stereo system supplies tunes and news.

To starboard a J-shaped lounge curves around from the back of the helm seats to the transom, ending at a secure door to port, which opens onto the broad swim platform. A mounting plate in the sole secures a cockpit table, and there is an optional snap-in carpet for the cockpit. Theres capacious storage under all of the seats and in the curved aft side of the transom for everything from tools to fenders to shore-power cords. In addition, the base of the helm seat includes a porthole to send natural light to the cabin below. All told, the helm, cockpit and swim platform offer versatile open-air spaces while cruising or socializing.

Below decks

The 340s midcabin provides a comfortable L-shaped lounge with sitting headroom that converts to a double berth. Natural light comes from the helm-seat porthole. A sliding curtain adds privacy, as does another curtain at the foot of the large berth in the bow. A compact staircase gives access to the cabin from the companionway without enclosing the midberth, so when the curtains are drawn back, the boats interior has a feeling of openness. A curved four-seat dinette extends along the starboard side of the cabin.



To port is the galley, with a two-burner stove, a long countertop, a sink, a microwave, a built-in coffeemaker and abundant storage in cabinets. Just forward of the galley is a 15-inch Toshiba TV and VCR player plus the control panel for the stereo system. Aft of the galley is a bright and amply ventilated full head with shower.