1998 Sea Ray 330 Sundancer For Sale

This Sea Ray is a beautiful boat inside and out. The single owner has only had her out on some weekend boating adventures and has put only 165 hours on the twin, 7.8 Liter engines. The seller has also just invested $15,000 - $20,000 in restorations. However, there still is some work to do on the port side engine.

On deck, you will find plenty of seating with room for 10, including the captain. There is a four-person bench seat in front of the transom, a three-person bench facing aft, a solo seat in front of the wet bar and room for two in the cockpit. There is a wet bar on deck and a nice size table between the bench seats. There is plenty of room to stretch out on the deck or layout on the bow pad with some friends.

The dashboard with well laid out with all the gauges, power switches, compass and GPS/navigation electronics are all within reach.

Below deck, the interior has a mini-cabin berth aft for sitting or catching a restful night's sleep with a privacy curtain. There is a full galley with a convertible dinette and a double berth forward. This Sea Ray has a head with Vaccu-flush, shower, vanity, and sink. There are three hanging lockers and plenty of room for storage.

Additional features are A/C, Windlass, Camper Canvas, Transom door, Cockpit A/C, transom storage locker and wide side decks and twin 7.4 liter power-plants.

I could not find any damage to the hull or the gel coat. The deck was in very good shape. The seat cushions were in good shape with some discoloration on one corner of the transom bench cushion.

The helm is in good shape. The cockpit and deck cover is in OK shape but missing several snaps and has difficulty being put back on once taken off.

The cabin is in good shape, including the galley, double berth, aft mini-cabin, and carpet. However, the cabinet over the wrap-around dinette has water damage and needs to be repaired or replaced. The bottom of the cabinet sags down.

The engines have been worked on but still are not running correctly. The sellers mechanic thinks one of the pistons might be cracked.

Pro-Tech divers clean the bottom of the boat monthly. They report that the bottom of the boat is in "Poor" condition because it has not been painted for the last 10 years.