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(CURRENT OWNER 27-YEARS!) THE 340 EXPRESS WAS ONE OF SEA RAY'S MOST POPULAR MODELS OF THE TIME. THE 1989 WAS THE LAST YEAR OF THE MODEL, AND HAS THE MOST FUCTIONAL CABIN LAYOUT. SHE HAS DESIREABLE DIRECT DRIVE POWER, OFFERING IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCE AND EASE OF MAINTENANCE. -- PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS.
Freshwater/Great Lakes boat since new, this vessel features Twin Mercruiser 7.4L 340 HP V8's with 1104 original hours. Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Direct Drive with ample space to work around the twin 454's, Air-Conditioning & Heat, Vacu-Flush Head w/Vanity/Sink/Shower, Generator, Good Brand Windlass, GPS and Radar, Cockpit Ice Maker, Swim Platform, and MUCH more!
Broker Notes: This Sea Ray 340 Express Cruiser offers a ton of space to live aboard or spend a day out at the beach. The direct drive Big Block 454's offer better performance compared to her Sundancer sisterships with V-Drives. 1989 was the final model year for the 340EC, and is the most refined design. She makes for a great cruiser, offshore fishing machine, and more! She is 100% turn key ready, and the Seller is ready to move on. Stored indoors, heated, ready for showings!
The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:
The 340 Express Cruiser proved to be one of Sea Ray's most popular models. A big boat by the standards of her day, the 340's sleek styling and spacious interior were her chief attributes. Built on a solid fiberglass hull with prop pockets and a wide 12-foot beam, three floorplans were offered during her production years, all with the forward stateroom open to the main cabin. The original layout was arranged with the dinette to starboard and a small galley and settee to port. In 1986 Sea Ray came out with a more functional interior featuring a big U-shaped galley as well as a reconfigured dinette. Finally, in 1989 the island berth in the bow stateroom was replaced with a full-width bed and (optional) built-in entertainment center. Topside, the 340's single-level cockpit included double-wide helm and companion seats and a removable bench seat at the transom. Large hatches in the cockpit floor provide good access to the engines. A radar arch, transom door, side exhausts, and swim platform were standard.
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