2000 Sea Ray Sundancer 410

Features & Equipment

Full description

The Sundancer 410 was Sea Ray's answer to buyers who wanted a genuine cruising boat that still handled like a sport yacht, and this one is set up the way owners actually use them. She wears white topsides over blue bottom paint, with blue bimini canvas over the cockpit and a full camper/aft enclosure with a clear window panel to close her in.

Her cockpit is laid out for long afternoons: teak-look synthetic decking underfoot, U-shaped lounge seating with Sea Ray embroidered backrests, a removable pedestal table, and a wet bar with sink and faucet. A companionway door leads below to the accommodations, and twin Caterpillar diesel inboards handle the running.

Highlights

Power: Twin Caterpillar diesel inboards, managed from dual binnacle throttle levers at the helm, with a full analog gauge cluster and labeled switch panel across the lower dash. 335-gallon fuel capacity, 100-gallon water capacity.

Electronics: A Garmin multifunction display at the helm shows a split chart and radar screen, fed by a Garmin radar dome on the arch. Also fitted: a VHF radio with handset at the helm, a dash-mounted magnetic compass, a secondary dome antenna forward of the radar, and a whip antenna on the arch.

Cockpit & Comfort: Teak-look synthetic decking, U-shaped lounge seating with Sea Ray embroidered backrests and a removable pedestal table, and a wet bar with sink and faucet. The helm carries custom seating and a wood-rimmed wheel set into a burl-style dash panel. Blue bimini canvas and a camper enclosure with clear panel extend the season.

Cabin & Layout: Below decks, a forward master stateroom with island bed and a convertible aft mid-stateroom berth, dual heads with VacuFlush toilets and a separate head and shower, plus a galley with recessed three-burner electric stove, microwave, and full-size refrigerator/freezer. On deck, bow rails, foredeck hatches, and a teak-look swim platform with molded fittings.

A twin-diesel Sundancer with a two-stateroom layout and a cockpit built for company. She's here now, so call today to schedule a showing before she's gone.