2012 Sea Ray 220 Sundeck Sold Boat in Brick, NJ US
Built in 2012
220 Sundeck
1 Engine (MERCRUISER)
22 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $47,130 | $45,495 |
| Location | Brick | Hewitt |
| Nominal Length | 22' | - |
| Draft | 3' | - |
| Engine Make | MERCRUISER | Mercury |
| Total Engine Power | 260 hp | 115 hp |
| Days on Market | 3790 | 1 |
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Other 2012 Sea Ray 220 Sundeck For Sale in New Jersey, United States
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The 220 Sundeck's wraparound windshield is just like the one you'll find on Sea Ray's larger Sundecks, constructed of tempered and tinted glass. There's a fiberglass bow block-off door below this windshield to limit air flow into the cockpit while the vessel is underway. This is another feature you won't find on too many deck boats this size. For those who crave the wind-in-their-hair freedom that bow riders provide, the 220 Sundeck offers a pair of lounges up front with integral armrests and cup holders. These bow seats are deep and perfectly shaped for safe, comfortable reclining. They're also hinged to provide access to big port and starboard storage compartments. At the nose, an optional telescopic ladder can be added for no-hassle boarding from the shore. Twin bucket seats welcome the driver and companion; both seats swivel and slide and have flip-up, thigh-rise bolsters. A lockable fiberglass head compartment in the port console means less dockside restroom stops, therefore, more time for family fun. The helm console and its soft-touch, keyless dash could be straight out of a luxurious sports car. The same could be said for the chrome-bezel gauges and lighted switches. In addition, steering is power-assisted, with a tilt wheel and integrated Vessel Control System (VCS) thumb pads that control the standard SmartCraft functions and the Clarion stereo with CD player, four speakers and MP3 port. A smooth-gliding throttle and shift with built-in trim connects to the standard 5.0L MerCruiser MPI Bravo III MCM (260 hp - 194 kW) gas sterndrive, which comes ready to rock 'n' roll with a stainless-steel propeller and remote oil filter. Based on a 21-degree-deadrise hull, the 210 has no trouble flying across the waves and cutting sharp, strong turns. Optional power offers a fuel-injected 350 Magnum MPI Alpha I MCM (300 hp - 224 kW). Located to starboard, behind the helm seat, an entertainment center serves the passengers, who can keep drinks frosty in a carry-on cooler with dedicated storage. An L-shaped bench provides plenty of room for guests to stretch out, while an in-floor storage compartment offers a secure space for gear and water toys. This hatch locks and has vinyl matting inside to protect all the goods. An acrylic door leads to the swim platform, where another big-boat item awaits in the form of an aft-facing bench. Sit back and watch the kids swim, or just bask in the scenery. The port section of the bench hinges up to give access to a huge padded storage compartment for skis and wakeboards.
The 220 Sundeck’s wraparound windshield is just like the one you’ll find on Sea Ray’s larger Sundecks, constructed of tempered and tinted glass. There’s a fiberglass bow block-off door below this windshield to limit air flow into the cockpit while the vessel is underway. This is another feature you won’t find on too many deck boats this size. For those who crave the wind-in-their-hair freedom that bow riders provide, the 220 Sundeck offers a pair of lounges up front with integral armrests and cup holders. These bow seats are deep and perfectly shaped for safe, comfortable reclining. They’re also hinged to provide access to big port and starboard storage compartments. At the nose, an optional telescopic ladder can be added for no-hassle boarding from the shore. Twin bucket seats welcome the driver and companion; both seats swivel and slide and have flip-up, thigh-rise bolsters. A lockable fiberglass head compartment in the port console means less dockside restroom stops, therefore, more time for family fun. The helm console and its soft-touch, keyless dash could be straight out of a luxurious sports car. The same could be said for the chrome-bezel gauges and lighted switches. In addition, steering is power-assisted, with a tilt wheel and integrated Vessel Control System (VCS) thumb pads that control the standard SmartCraft functions and the Clarion stereo with CD player, four speakers and MP3 port. A smooth-gliding throttle and shift with built-in trim connects to the standard 5.0L MerCruiser MPI Bravo III MCM (260 hp - 194 kW) gas sterndrive, which comes ready to rock ‘n’ roll with a stainless-steel propeller and remote oil filter. Based on a 21-degree-deadrise hull, the 210 has no trouble flying across the waves and cutting sharp, strong turns. Optional power offers a fuel-injected 350 Magnum MPI Alpha I MCM (300 hp - 224 kW). Located to starboard, behind the helm seat, an entertainment center serves the passengers, who can keep drinks frosty in a carry-on cooler with dedicated storage. An L-shaped bench provides plenty of room for guests to stretch out, while an in-floor storage compartment offers a secure space for gear and water toys. This hatch locks and has vinyl matting inside to protect all the goods. An acrylic door leads to the swim platform, where another big-boat item awaits in the form of an aft-facing bench. Sit back and watch the kids swim, or just bask in the scenery. The port section of the bench hinges up to give access to a huge padded storage compartment for skis and wakeboards.
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Sea Ray 220 Sundeck: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Sea Ray 220 Sundeck OB is a newly redesigned 20-foot boat that challenges the typical expectations for vessels in its class. Rather than opting for a fast and inexpensive build, Sea Ray has delivered a premium offering with a level of fit and finish usually reserved for much larger boats. This model combines thoughtful design, quality materials, and advanced features, positioning it as a standout in the midsize recreational boat market.
Helm and Exterior Design
At the helm, Sea Ray has implemented a clean and uncluttered layout that prioritizes functionality and aesthetics. The dashboard features four anti-fog gauges with chrome bezels mounted on a glare-reducing panel, complemented by a SmartKraft gauge offering selectable information to minimize visual clutter. The dual-tone vinyl upholstery, with a light tan lower panel and a dark brown sunshade brow, further reduces glare. An optional compass is positioned to the left of the panel, while custom embroidery adds a refined touch. Two carbon fiber sub-panels house lighted rocker switches and a stereo remote, and a cleverly angled storage cubby prevents items from spilling during throttle adjustments. The throttle system is a Mercury Cruiser DTS digital throttle and shift, providing instantaneous response with dedicated buttons for neutral mode and one-touch engine start/stop. The ignition key is thoughtfully located in the lower storage compartment, away from potential knee strikes, activating power to the helm and throttle without starting the engine directly.
Helm Seating and Foredeck Features
The helm seat is a comfortable pedestal-mounted wraparound bucket style, featuring extra lumbar padding, patterned stitching, and multi-colored thicker vinyl upholstery. It offers swivel, slide, and a well-padded flip-up bolster suitable for extended periods of use. On the foredeck, Sea Ray has ingeniously combined the ground tackle compartment with a four-step B-tree boarding ladder, a space-saving design that typically requires separate storage. This integration enhances convenience without compromising functionality.
Engine and Maintenance Accessibility
Our test boat was equipped with an optional 250 horsepower Mercury Verado four-stroke outboard, with standard power being 175 horsepower and a 200 horsepower option also available. The transom is positioned forward enough to allow the engine to tilt fully out of the water. Recognizing the challenges of daily engine checks on outboards, Sea Ray designed platforms on either side of the engine well, providing secure footing for maintenance tasks. This design facilitates easy removal of the engine cowl and access to routine checks and minor maintenance, enhancing overall usability.
Performance and Handling
The Sea Ray 220 Sundeck OB measures 20 feet in length overall, with a beam of 8 feet 4 inches and a draft of 3 feet 3 inches. The boat's empty weight is 3,790 pounds; with half fuel and two people aboard, the test weight was 4,342 pounds. Powered by the 250 horsepower Mercury Verado turning a 17-inch pitch inertia propeller, the boat achieved a top speed of 53.4 miles per hour at 6,400 RPM, consuming 27.75 gallons per hour and offering a range of 78 miles at that speed. The most efficient cruise occurred at 3,500 RPM and 23.9 miles per hour, reducing fuel burn to 6.05 gallons per hour and extending range to 159 miles with an endurance of nearly seven hours while maintaining a 10% fuel reserve. Acceleration was brisk, with a time to plane of 3.6 seconds and reaching 50 miles per hour in 12.8 seconds. The boat exhibits a 13-degree bow-high attitude during acceleration, settling to 5 degrees at cruise. Optimal running attitude is achieved by trimming up to the one-quarter mark. Handling is responsive and confident, with no tendency to chine walk or fall off turns. While aggressive maneuvers can induce propeller ventilation, normal operation remains stable, and lowering trim alleviates ventilation. The digital throttle ensures instantaneous response, and the boat tends to lose speed in turns, warranting added power when cornering.
Noise and Visibility
A notable characteristic of the 220 Sundeck OB is its quiet operation. The combination of the Mercury Verado outboard and the hull's solid construction results in minimal noise, primarily limited to wind, allowing for comfortable conversation even at cruising speeds. The windshield is raked back at a 20-degree angle, lending a sleek, sporty appearance. However, for taller operators, the windshield frame can obstruct the line of sight, a situation remedied by using the helm seat's bolster position. When decelerating, the boat settles stern-first into the water, contributing to smooth handling.
Conclusion
The Sea Ray 220 Sundeck OB is a well-executed midsize boat that combines premium build quality with thoughtful design and strong performance. Its refined helm layout, comfortable seating, innovative storage solutions, and accessible engine maintenance features set it apart from typical offerings in this class. On the water, it delivers responsive handling, efficient cruising, and a notably quiet ride, making it a compelling choice for boaters seeking a high-quality 20-foot vessel.
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Customers consistently praise the 2012 Sea Ray 220 Sundeck for its versatile design and excellent performance on the water
Many highlight its spacious and comfortable layout, making it ideal for family outings and entertaining guests. The boat's smooth handling and reliable engine receive frequent positive remarks, contributing to an enjoyable and safe boating experience. Additionally, users appreciate the quality craftsmanship and stylish finish, which enhance the overall appeal of the vessel. Practical features like ample storage, a convenient swim platform, and user-friendly controls are also commonly noted, making the 220 Sundeck a popular choice among boating enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2012 Sea Ray 220 Sundeck offers a blend of style, performance, and comfort, making it a popular choice among bowrider enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Layout: The 220 Sundeck features a wide beam and an open bow area, providing ample seating and comfort for family and friends.
Versatile Design: With its convertible seating and sunpad options, it’s perfect for both cruising and sunbathing.
Reliable Performance: Equipped with a dependable MerCruiser engine, it delivers smooth handling and good speed for a boat of its size.
Quality Construction: Sea Ray is known for solid build quality and attention to detail, which is evident in the 220 Sundeck’s finish and materials.
Convenient Features: Includes amenities like a built-in cooler, swim platform with ladder, and optional stereo system, enhancing the overall boating experience.
Cons
Limited Storage: While there is some storage under seats, it may be insufficient for extended trips or larger gear.
Basic Cabin: The 220 Sundeck has minimal cabin space, limiting overnight or protected shelter options.
Fuel Efficiency: Like many powerboats in this class, fuel consumption can be relatively high, especially at top speeds.
Maintenance Costs: As with any older model, upkeep and maintenance may require attention, particularly for boats used frequently or stored outdoors.
Made For
The 2012 Sea Ray 220 Sundeck is perfect for boating enthusiasts and families seeking a versatile and stylish vessel for day cruising, watersports, and entertaining. Its spacious layout and comfortable seating make it ideal for those who enjoy spending time on the water with friends and loved ones, whether for relaxing afternoons or active adventures.
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