1993 SeaRay 370 Sundersend

Step aboard this 370 Sundancer and the first thing you notice is how Sea Ray used every inch of space. The wide beam gives you a surprisingly open feel below, with good headroom and plenty of natural light through the hatches and portlights. At the helm, the sightlines are excellent for a boat of this vintage, and the ergonomic layout keeps everything within easy reach on longer runs. Owners love the deep, secure side decks when it’s time to handle lines or drop the hook. Underway, the hull has a reassuring, planted feel, and at idle you’ll appreciate how easy she is to maneuver in tight marinas thanks to the twin-engine setup.

This 370 Sundancer is an appealing choice for local waters that can serve up everything from lazy afternoon chop to the occasional sloppy stretch. The deep-V hull and generous weight help her track solidly, so longer coastal hops or big open bays feel manageable and comfortable. With her roomy cockpit and social layout, she works just as well as a floating patio at the sandbar as she does on an overnight to a quiet anchorage. The cabin’s separate sleeping areas and real galley make weekend escapes practical, while the sizable fuel and water capacity give you the range and flexibility to explore farther without constant marina stops.