Overview

1990 Sea Ray 420 Sundancer
The Sea Ray Sundancer 420 is a luxurious and spacious cabin cruiser designed for comfortable cruising on lakes and near coastal waters.

Vessel Details:

Name: Sweet Lady
Builder: Sea Ray Boats, Knoxville, TN
Model/Type: Sundancer 420
Year: 1990
Length Overall (LOA): 47 feet 1 inch
Beam: 13 feet 11 inches
Draft: 3 feet 3 inches
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Accommodations: Sleeps 4
Color: White with blue trim

Engine & Power:
Twin Chevrolet 350 cubic inch gasoline inboard engines provide ample power for cruising.
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine Hours: Approximately 2300 hours

Currently located in Coos Bay, Oregon.

Accommodations & Interior:
Spacious cabin layout with accommodations for up to 4 guests.
Comfortable sleeping quarters ideal for extended trips.
Well-appointed interior with carpeted flooring and textile headliner.
Galley equipped with cooktop, refrigerator, and water heater.
Central vacuum system for convenient cleaning.
Climate control provided by (2) Marine Air Systems air conditioning units.

Safety & Navigation Equipment:
Navigation equipment includes a spherical 4" Ritchie compass.
Operational Colregs navigation lights ensure visibility at night.
Standard Horizon Galaxy and cab 40+4 VHF radios for communication.
Raytheon R21X Raster Scan radar and RayNav 540 LORAN for navigation.
Datamarine Dart 2490 log speed depth temp for tracking vessel performance.
Chart Link II system for navigation assistance.
Deck equipped with throwable flotation devices and life rafts.
Distress signal kit and handheld canned air horn for emergency signaling.
Fire extinguishers and smoke detectors for onboard safety.

Deck & Exterior Features:
Fiberglass construction with non-skid decking for durability and safety.
Swim platform with city water connection and washdown.
Stainless steel cockpit Biminis for shade and protection.
Vented windshield with wipers for improved visibility.
Cockpit wet bar with ice maker for entertaining guests.
Remote operated spotlight for enhanced visibility in low light conditions.