2000 Sea Ray 310 Sundancer for Sale

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Make
Sea Ray
Type
Powerboats
Model
310 Sundancer
Length
31'
Hull material
Fiberglass
Year
2000
Class
Cruisers 1
Fuel type
Engine type
Name
Sea Ray 310 Sundancer 2000
Location
Price
$50,000

2000 Sea Ray 310 Sundancer

2000 Sea Ray 310 Sundancer with 2000 triaxle trailer. Fully Loaded. For a list of all options, see the spec. sheet in photo section. Original owner. Always garage stored except for about 4 months when in service. Engines have 270 hours. New Generator motor has 150 hours. New trailer tires in 2013. Twin 5.7 300 hp Magnum MPI Engines with V-drives, Air Conditioning/Heat, Generator, Windlass Anchor, TV/DVD, Depth Finder, VHF Radio, GPS/Laran NAV 398, Transom Shower, Cockpit Cover, Large Swim Platform, Large Captains Chair with Companion Seating. The 11'2 beam gives Cabin a very Large feel for a 31 foot boat. The forward Berth is very Large and comfortable, additional sleeping with a fold down dinette and convertible mid cabin design allows for additional guests. The head is fully fiberglass lined for showering (never used) and has a Vacu Flush Head (never used).

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