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1988 Sea Ray 340cc Sold Boat in Chazy, NY US
Built in 1988
340cc
2 Engines (2x --)
34 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Accommodations
- Headroom: 6'5"
- Stereo
- CD palyer
- VCR, TV, DVD
Engines
- Mercury 454 - direct drive
- Twin gas engines 340 HP each
- Hours: 440 and 441
- Cruising speed - 18 knots
- Maximum speed - 37 knots
- RWC (sea water)
Tankage
- Two fuel tanks - 120 gal
- Water - 51 gal
- Holding - 12 gal
Galley
- Water heater
- Heat exchanger
- Sink
- Under counter refrigerator
- Microwave oven
- Seaward Princess stove - electric w/ 3 burners
- Pressure water and dockside
Electrical
- 3 Battery parallel switches
- 3 batteries (1 year)
- Charger
- 2 Shore power cords
- Navigation lights
- Searchlight
- Generator 6.5 k.w. - hours 174
- Inverter
Mechanical
- Cruise Air AC - reverse cycle (BTU 12,000)
- Trim tabs
- Auto bilge pump
- Manual bilge pump
- Bilge blower
- Auto helm fire control system
- CO2 Fire extinquishers - 2
- Fuel filters - 2
- Fume detector
- Hydraulic wheel steering
Navigation
- Instruments located on lower helm
- Ritchie compass
- Apelco 360 depth sounder
- VHF
Deck
- Good Windlass F85012 - electric
- Anchor: Bruce claw type 10kg w/ 10' chain and 200' rode
- Radar arch
- Deck wash-down system
- Transom door
- 6 Fenders
- 4 Fender holders
- 5 Dock lines
- 4 Life jackets
- 1 Life ring
- Davits - Weaver
- Swim platform
- Swim ladder
- Custom winter cover - Fisher
- Canvas - Sunbrella
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Accommodations
- Headroom: 6'5"
- Stereo
- CD palyer
- VCR, TV, DVD
Engines
- Mercury 454 - direct drive
- Twin gas engines 340 HP each
- Hours: 440 and 441
- Cruising speed - 18 knots
- Maximum speed - 37 knots
- RWC (sea water)
Tankage
- Two fuel tanks - 120 gal
- Water - 51 gal
- Holding - 12 gal
Galley
- Water heater
- Heat exchanger
- Sink
- Under counter refrigerator
- Microwave oven
- Seaward Princess stove - electric w/ 3 burners
- Pressure water and dockside
Electrical
- 3 Battery parallel switches
- 3 batteries (1 year)
- Charger
- 2 Shore power cords
- Navigation lights
- Searchlight
- Generator 6.5 k.w. - hours 174
- Inverter
Mechanical
- Cruise Air AC - reverse cycle (BTU 12,000)
- Trim tabs
- Auto bilge pump
- Manual bilge pump
- Bilge blower
- Auto helm fire control system
- CO2 Fire extinquishers - 2
- Fuel filters - 2
- Fume detector
- Hydraulic wheel steering
Navigation
- Instruments located on lower helm
- Ritchie compass
- Apelco 360 depth sounder
- VHF
Deck
- Good Windlass F85012 - electric
- Anchor: Bruce claw type 10kg w/ 10' chain and 200' rode
- Radar arch
- Deck wash-down system
- Transom door
- 6 Fenders
- 4 Fender holders
- 5 Dock lines
- 4 Life jackets
- 1 Life ring
- Davits - Weaver
- Swim platform
- Swim ladder
- Custom winter cover - Fisher
- Canvas - Sunbrella
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Overview from around the web 1988 Sea Ray 340cc
Customers praise the 1988 Sea Ray 340cc for its spacious and comfortable cabin, making it ideal for family outings and overnight trips
Many highlight its solid build quality and reliable performance on the water, noting the smooth handling and stability even in choppy conditions. The boat's versatile layout, including a well-equipped cockpit and ample storage, is frequently appreciated. Some users mention that with proper maintenance, the 340cc remains a dependable cruiser that offers great value for its age. Overall, owners commend the 1988 Sea Ray 340cc for combining classic styling with practical features suitable for both day cruising and extended adventures.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1988 Sea Ray 340cc is a classic cruiser known for its blend of performance, comfort, and style. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Layout: The 340cc offers a roomy cockpit and cabin area, making it comfortable for family outings or entertaining guests.
Quality Build: Sea Ray is known for solid construction, and the 1988 340cc reflects durable craftsmanship with quality materials.
Versatile Design: It’s suitable for both day cruising and overnight trips, thanks to its combination of seating, sleeping accommodations, and amenities.
Good Performance: Equipped with reliable engines, the 340cc delivers smooth handling and respectable speed for its class.
Classic Styling: The timeless design appeals to enthusiasts who appreciate vintage boats with character.
Cons
Older Electronics: Being a 1988 model, the onboard electronics and navigation systems may be outdated and could require upgrading.
Maintenance Needs: As with any older vessel, it may need more frequent maintenance and potential repairs, especially if it hasn't been consistently cared for.
Fuel Efficiency: Compared to modern boats, the 340cc might have higher fuel consumption due to less advanced engine technology.
Limited Storage: While spacious, storage compartments may be smaller or less optimized than newer models.
Availability of Parts: Some specific components might be harder to find due to the boat’s age, potentially increasing repair time and costs.
Made For
The 1988 Sea Ray 340cc is ideal for boating enthusiasts who value a combination of performance, comfort, and style. It’s perfect for families or groups looking to enjoy a day on the water with spacious seating and ample amenities. This model is well-suited for those who appreciate a versatile cruiser capable of handling both relaxing cruises and more adventurous outings, including fishing, watersports, or coastal exploring. Its design caters to boaters seeking a reliable and elegant vessel that delivers a smooth ride and plenty of onboard comfort.
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Chazy, NY
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