1989 Sea Ray SunDancer 300 (completely repowered!)
BUT, one engine is not working, anymore, and there is a bit of a scrape on the hull, with two small hulls. THAT being said, there is a ton of valuable stuff on this boat, all for just a few dollars. You just need to come and cart it away. It's located in Mamaroneck, NY
A great vessel, indeed. Extremely reliable. We are the second owners. The first owner had the boat until 2018. We have just had the boat professionally polished and detailed ($1000.00). Don’t let the age fool you; they just don’t build them like this, anymore. You can take this boat anywhere! Rock solid!
At great expense ($25,000.00), we have replaced BOTH engines, in the last 4 years. One has about 40 hours on it, the other about 50. They were broken in, properly and patiently. We have performed the oil changes, right on time, of course. One of the outdrives was replaced about four years ago; the other is in fine condition--no issues. The props are in great shape. Everything professionally maintained, year after year. Always spends the winter on the hard, professionally shrink-wrapped.
She comes right up on plane, and cruises at 27 knots, effortlessly. Quiet and pretty darned efficient, too, for a vessel of this size.
Main V-berth sleeps two, comfortably. Aft cabin sleeps 2 kids or one adult. Mid-cabin berth sleeps 2 kids or one adult. The mid-cabin dining area is comfortable, seating four. She has a full galley, with a two-burner stove (never, ever used), ice cold fridge with freezer, hot and cold running water. The hot water system works perfectly, and flows to both the galley and the head. She is wired for cable tv. It is plumbed for a marine head, with full pump out, but we never used it, so we replaced the commode with a porta-potty. If you really want a full-blown marine head, you just need to swap out the PP for a head unit. The tank is installed, but has never been used, as far as I know. The air conditioning rocks, as does the heater. Ice-cold or toasty warm.
FEATURES
Brand new Bottom Paint and scraping ($2500)
Fresh water washdown
Swim platform
Ladder
Deck shower
Extra fishing rod holders
Shower in head
Trim Tabs
Excellent closet space and tons of storage
Two 70-gallon gas tanks
One 40-gallon fresh water tank
Air Conditioning blows cold
Heater is nice and warm
Marine radio
Bluetooth stereo
Hot water system is a joy.
RayMarine Plotter, fish finder and GPS $2200 new (older model, but works perfectly)
New GPS receiver installed in 2020.
Everything works–refrigerator, stove, head, water system, windshield wipers, horn, GFI, cabin lights, nav lights, pumps–all well maintained & operable.
RECENTLY INSTALLED
Brand new fuel system--all hoses, pickups, clamps ($2000)
New electrical fixtures and wiring, GFI, etc. ($600)
New antennae ($350)
New Lewmar V700 chrome windlass ($1500)
New Claw Anchor ($350)
New Rode (150') and Chain (15')
New hinged bow roller ($200)
New batteries (3) ($1000)
New hot water heater ($700 installed)
New dual throttles ($450)
New drive lift solenoids and switches ($1000)
New marine radio ($100)
New stereo (CD/Bluetooth) ($250)
New engine MerCruiser 350 installed 2019 ($12,000)
New engine MerCruiser 350 installed 2020 ($15,000)
New outdrive installed 2019 ($2800)
New canvas and eisenglass installed 2020 ($3600)
2 new tachometers June 2022 ($300)
4 new louvre vents ($150)
2 new carburetors ($1000)
1 new power steering pump ($450)
Comes with lines, fenders, life vests, two large igloo coolers, shore power cable ($450)
In summary, this is a used, but well-loved boat. There are definitely some blotches on the upholstery and carpeting–that kind of thing--but overall she’s in great shape for her age. The price is not negotiable. We know what we have. Mechanically, she’s practically new. You’re getting the entire boat, stem to stern, for less than what we spent on the engines, alone. In other words, we’ve done all the heavy lifting, and now she’s yours to enjoy.
If you buy, now, we will be happy to negotiate a beautiful slip in Stamford, which is paid through October.