2005 Sea Ray 390 Motor Yacht - SEA RAY FOR SALE

Fresh to the market and already afloat, this 2005 Sea Ray 390 Motor Yacht “Gina Maria” is cruise‑ready and beautifully presented. Meticulously cared for with professional service and indoor winter storage, she shows the benefits of open‑checkbook ownership the moment you step into the salon. Bright, immaculate, dry, and generously proportioned, the living space invites effortless entertaining—your own waterfront retreat for hosting family and friends.

Confident handling comes easy with bow and stern thrusters paired to precise twin‑engine controls, taking the stress out of close‑quarters maneuvering and docking. Efficient twin Cummins diesels deliver economical, comfortable passage‑making, while air conditioning throughout—including at the helm—keeps every outing cool and refined. A quiet generator rounds out the comfort suite for true self‑sufficiency on the hook.

If you’re searching for a pristine, extended‑range cruiser, this luxury Motor Yacht is a standout. An ideal Aft Cabin cruising yacht and liveaboard with sundeck appeal, “Gina Maria” is turnkey and poised to go. Arrange a viewing soon—opportunities like this Diesel Cruiser do not linger.

Overview

An innovative yacht in every respect, this Regal 42 Sport Coupe marries a full-beam, retractable hardtop with sliding glass doors and a walk‑through windshield to transform the single‑level cockpit from open‑air terrace to a weatherproof, climate‑controlled salon in moments. Below, yacht‑class accommodations include a forward owner’s stateroom with an island queen berth and an aft mid‑cabin stateroom with twin berths and a pocket door for true privacy. A U‑shaped sofa and a full‑service galley anchor the salon, finished in high‑gloss cabinetry with excellent headroom, and tied seamlessly to the cockpit where the heart of entertaining unfolds.

In the salon/galley, a Vitrifrigo refrigerator with a dedicated freezer area keeps provisions shipshape, while hanging storage cabinets, a cherry‑and‑holly sole and teak steps add warmth and craftsmanship. Evenings gather around a Samsung flat‑screen TV and a rich Bose stereo system, with a removable table and a pull‑out couch expanding lounging and sleeping flexibility. A central vacuum system simplifies upkeep, a screen door invites the breeze without the bugs, and a glass rear enclosure allows you to dial in exactly the atmosphere you want.

The master stateroom is a serene retreat with an island queen berth, Sharp TV with DVD player, individual AC control, focused reading lights and a hatch with shade for natural light on your terms. The ensuite arrangement places a separate head to port with an optional stainless‑steel portlight and a separate shower to starboard, also with an optional stainless‑steel port, complemented by generous hanging closets to keep wardrobe at the ready. Guests enjoy their own private haven in the mid‑cabin, where twin single berths convert with a filler cushion, a private head and shower assure autonomy, a sink basin positioned just outside the head streamlines morning routines, and an auxiliary reading light caters to late‑night chapters.

Up at the helm, form and function converge. Molded steps and the walk‑through windshield lead directly to the bow, while two electric windshield wipers with an integrated washer system keep the view crystal clear. An electric sliding hardtop, electric side window vents and an 18,000 BTU AC system let you command the climate; the double helm seat adjusts electrically up, down, forward and aft for perfect ergonomics; and a tilt steering wheel feels ideal in hand. Entertaining is elevated by an L‑shaped lounge framing a teak table, a wet bar with a stainless‑steel Vitrifrigo refrigerator, a Vitrifrigo stainless‑steel ice maker, a stainless‑steel sink and a Kenyon custom electric grill. Thoughtful touches abound, from a paper chart holder to a glass sliding door and a flip‑down TV with DVD player that keeps crew content underway or at anchor.

Confidence at the controls comes from a comprehensive electronics suite: Volvo Penta joystick control pairs with two Garmin GPS Map 5212 chart plotters for intuitive navigation, while a Garmin Reactor autopilot with GHC 10 control head and a Garmin 18‑inch HD radar dome widen your horizon. Communications are handled by a Garmin 100 VHF radio (microphone cable damaged), television by a TracVision M3 receiver and a Seawatch TV antenna, and heading by a Ritchie helm‑mounted compass. Soundtracks flow through a Fusion MS‑AV 600 AM/FM/CD stereo. Engine health and trim are dialed in with Volvo Penta dual engine tachometers, a Volvo Penta analog fuel gauge, electric trim tabs, a Guest searchlight with flood/spot selection for night operations and an engine battery parallel switch for sure starts.

Robust electrical and mechanical systems support life aboard. A Westerbeke diesel generator rated at 7.6 kW with a sound shield powers hotel loads quietly, feeding underwater LED transom lights, the 18,000 BTU AC system for the helm area and a separate 18,000 BTU AC system for the salon and cabin areas. Galley duty is handled by a 110‑volt Contoure convection microwave, with ship’s electric panel to starboard keeping distribution organized. Safety and reliability are enhanced by a high‑water bilge alarm, a Pro Safe FS60 galvanic isolator, a Pro Nautic Pro Marine 12‑50p power corrector, a MasterVolt 110V battery charger, Groupe 31 starting batteries and 8D house batteries. Domestic comforts include a 12‑gallon hot water heater and 110‑volt/50‑amp electric service, while maintenance is made easy with an XChangeR engine/generator oil‑changing system and an automatic engine‑room fire‑extinguisher system.

On deck, sun‑soaked days start at the bow sun pad and flow aft to an optional curved seat in the outside seating area. A windshield cover protects the glass, and a Lewmar stainless‑steel windlass stands ready to set the hook. Clean‑ups are effortless with a freshwater washdown and hose on a retractable reel. At night, a stainless‑steel remote spotlight pierces the dark, and at water level, a broad swim platform with boarding ladder makes dips inviting. After the swim, a transom shower delivers hot and cold freshwater, a transom door adds security, and a large electric engine hatch—hydraulically lifting the center section of the deck—offers complete access to the machinery. Underwater lights add a touch of theater, an aft sun pad lets you face forward or aft to chase the view, and an automatic 50‑amp cord reel tidies shore power with a fingertip.

Orderly and accessible, the engine room houses the Westerbeke 7.6 kW diesel generator with sound shield, the oil‑changing system and dual Racor fuel filters for clean delivery, with sensible pod service access and heat‑ and sound‑proofing foil to keep the ride quiet and cool.

Designed specifically around Volvo’s IPS drive system, the 42 Sport Coupe is a poised performer, entering the cockpit from both sides of the extended swim platform and cruising efficiently at 25 knots. The whole package reflects Regal’s intent: a stylish hardtop cruiser with a huge single‑level cockpit and interiors that feel every inch a luxury yacht.