1998 Maxum 3700 SCR

Step aboard and you’ll notice how wide and open the 3700 SCR feels for a late‑90s express—there’s room to actually move around without bumping into your crew. The helm layout gives you great sightlines forward and aft, making close‑quarters maneuvers far less stressful. Down below, the mid‑cabin isn’t just an afterthought; it converts cleanly from lounge to a genuinely usable second berth, giving friends or kids a real place to crash. Storage is tucked everywhere—under seats, in clever lockers, and along the galley—so weekending gear disappears neatly out of sight. Maxum’s hull on this series is known for a solid, predictable ride, with enough beam to feel planted when the afternoon chop kicks up.

In this region’s mix of busy weekend traffic and variable afternoon conditions, the 3700 SCR hits a sweet spot of comfort and control. The broad beam and weight give it a reassuring, stable feel when wakes and wind start stacking up, yet the length is still manageable for tight marina slips and fuel docks. Long, sociable days on the hook are where this layout shines—ample cockpit seating, an easy swim platform, and a cabin that actually encourages overnighting instead of just “toughing it out.” For local cruising, sandbar hopping, and extended raft‑ups, this model delivers the space and versatility that make time on the water feel effortless.