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1993 Sea Ray 310 Amberjack - For Sale at Harrison Township, MI 48045 - ID 590569

1993 Sea Ray 310 Amberjack

Harrison Township, MI

$52,000

Price Drop: $12,500.00 (Sep 25)

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Specifications

Type

Express Cruiser
Make / Model

Sea Ray / 310 Amberjack
Year / Condition

1993 / Used
Length / Width

31' 2"/ 11' 5"
Engine

Twin
Engine Detail

1993 MerCruiser 7.4-litre 310-hp
Fuel Type

Other
Hull Material

Fiberglass
HIN

SERP1861F293
Boat Location

Harrison Township, MI
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Description

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A GREAT LAKES FRESHWATER SINCE NEW 1993 SEA RAY 310 AMBERJACK; -- PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS.
(Current Owner of 2 Years) This Freshwater/Great Lakes boat since new vessel features Twin MerCruiser 7.4-litre 310-HP Gas Inboard Engine's (Approx. 1120 hrs). Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Sleeping Accommodation's for Two, Enclosed Head (Elec. Flush), 2 Garmin Touch Screen GPS/Chartplotters w/Radar, Auto Pilot, Windlass Anchor, Controls and steering also located at the starboard stern, Tubular Aluminum Radar Arch, Canvas Package w/Forward & Side Windows & Camper Back, Swim Platform w/Boarding Ladder, Auto Anchor system located on swim platform, AM/FM Stereo System, (6) Built-In Rod-Holders, and MUCH more!
Broker Notes: Shown by appointment only.
The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:
Sportboat enthusiasts will find much to like in the Sea Ray 310 Amberjack, a versatile, good-looking day boat with the aggressive low-profile appearance of a small Bertram or Blackfin. She’s built on a modified-V hull with cored hull-sides, a wide beam, prop pockets, and a relatively steep 18 degrees of transom deadrise. The Amberjack’s original design emphasis was in the large and well-organized fishing cockpit. The cockpit can be fitted with in-deck fish boxes, rod holders, and a transom live-well. While cabin space is at a premium, the Amberjack manages to include a convertible dinette/V-berth forward as well as a stand-up head with shower and a small galley area. Topside, the side decks are wide enough for safe access to the bow, and motor boxes make it easy to get at the engines for routine service. Note that in 1994 Sea Ray engineers replaced the dinette opposite the helm with an elevated lounge area. Additional features include side-dumping exhausts, a removable cockpit table, cabin rod racks, cockpit lights, and a bow pulpit.