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MerCruiser 350 Magnum MPI Bravo Three sterndrive (300 hp / 224 kW) powers the 270 sport cruiser to a thrilling 40 mph top speed.

2009 Sea Ray 270 Sundancer

Entertaining, overnighting, waterskiing, cruising, and even trailering to new boating areas—the Sea Ray 270 Sundancer does it all while delivering the luxurious extras owners expect from much larger Sundancers. Quite simply, it is one of the most multi-talented boats from the company that virtually reinvented the category with the mid-cabin genre of express cruisers. With an 8-foot, 10-inch beam, the 270 Sundancer presents a wide, leisure-ready cockpit highlighted by an ingeniously designed double helm seat that pivots to face aft when the boat is at rest. It keeps the whole crew refreshed thanks to a removable carry-on cooler and a wet bar appointed with a handsome Corian countertop and stainless-steel sink; add the optional built-in grill to create the perfect setup for cookouts with friends and family.

The extended beam amplifies the sense of scale, enabling a stairwell-like port-side companionway that leads gracefully down into the cabin. Inside, the 270 Sundancer is bright and relaxed: a tinted skylight and two oversized hull windows invite a flood of natural light, while an optional cabin entry screen door lets in fresh air to give the interior an open, breezy feel. A spacious V-berth/dinette with a dedicated filler cushion and table storage makes overnighting effortless, and a mid-stateroom double berth offers comfortable quarters for cruising companions. The galley and head showcase Sea Ray’s customer-driven design, providing full appliances and upscale equipment as standard—including a stainless-steel microwave and a Vacu-Flush head. Optional amenities underscore the commitment to sophistication: a 12-inch flip-down TV forward, classic teak-and-holly cabin flooring, and 8,000-BTU air conditioning/heating.

At the modern helm, elegance meets function with custom Sea Ray SmartCraft instruments featuring low-glare blue night lighting, weatherproof lighted chrome toggle switches, and a tilt steering wheel with black spokes and a polished centerpiece. There is also a dedicated area for add-on electronics and for the standard VHF radio. A final delight waits at the stern: pull a handle and a two-person transom seat unfolds alongside the standard extended swim platform. A four-step stainless-steel ladder makes getting in and out of the water effortless, and an optional transom stereo remote keeps the soundtrack going without sending the host back to the helm.