2003 Sea Ray 300 Sundancer

Sexy, sleek, and loaded with top-shelf amenities, the Sea Ray

300 Sundancer's combination of quality and performance found

a receptive market following her introduction in 2002. This is the

fourth in a series of 300 Sundancer models from Sea Ray going

back to the late 1980s. Like her predecessors, the Sundancer

rides on a deep-V hull with moderate beam and a solid fiberglass

bottom. Two midcabin interior plans were available: The standard

layout has a convertible dinette to starboard in the salon, and

an optional layout has a convertible sofa with matching table

replacing the dinette. Both plans feature a space-saving diagonal

double berth forward, galley with large sink, microwave, and

two-burner cooktop, and enclosed head with hand-held shower.

Privacy curtains separate the sleeping areas from the main cabin.

The Sundancer's well-appointed interior is finished with earth-tone

fabrics and attractive burlwood cabinets. The cockpit features a

wet bar and removable table in addition to fore-and-aft facing

bench seats. The cockpit sole lifts on hydraulic rams for engine

access. No lightweight, MerCruiser 260hp sterndrives cruise the

Sea Ray 300 Sundancer at close to 20-22 knots (mid 30s top).

Length w/Platform.............. 33'4"

Beam................................... 10'5"

Draft, Up............................... 2'0"

Draft, Down........................... 3'4"

Weight........................... 12,000#

Fuel...............................170 gals.

Water..............................35 gals.

Waste..............................28 gals.

Hull Type..........................Deep-V

Deadrise Aft...........................21°