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Sold for $29,000!

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Good luck in your search! :cool:

Salt water yes, but there has been so much work done in the last few years that it really won't be of any concern. Remember, one engine is brand new in 2016 and I already installed new transom assemblies and primed and painted the outdrive to last for years! The only thing that would eventually...

Boatman, you could always have it delivered?

$26,995.00 for the boat. $3,500.00 for the trailer. Very reasonable for a boat of this size in this shape!!! Added to original posting.

Up for sale is a 1998 Sea Ray Sundancer 270. This express cruiser is listed as 27’8” long, but is 29’10” overall with the swim platform. The boat has a 9’2” beam and a draft of 36.” This specific boat has been expertly and rigorously maintained, with all repairs and upgrades logged via receipts...

Just saw your post, here is a link to pictures and an eBay listing: https://m.ebay.com/itm/Foredeck-bow-sun-deck-lounge-cushion-for-98-01-Sea-Ray-Sundancer-270-/152701398444

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In very good shape. Vinyl is still soft and pliable. A few minor dings and small rips in the stitching. Is not discolored, but could use a good scrub. Covered (came with the boat, but we won't use it) the entire foredeck for a 1998 270 DA, but has a cut out for the cabin hatch with a separate...

1.2? I was thinking about 1.7-2 at cruise? I do think it will be a great boat though!

1998. I will do my own survey as I fix everything from engine to fiberglass myself.

Thanks Mike! Before I buy I am going to fully inspect and look over the boats and engines. Anything in particular that is an issue on this boat? Any places the rot easier than others. I did notice the engine hatch lid wasn't as sturdy as the rest of the real deck, but I assumed that was normal...

Well, today we agreed to buy a 270 DA (wide beam) for 17k with twin 4.3s. Absolutely fell in love with the cockpit layout and cabin layout. Everything was spacious and met our needs. Also loved the plastic tanks over metal (no worry about corrosion), swim platform, and 21 degree hull! If the all...

I am trying to keep costs down as much as possible. I do all my own maintenance and repairs so a single engine is what I really want. I wouldn't rule out twins if there is plenty of space in the engine bay. I do want stay close to trailerable beam because I keep my boat in the keys and need to...

I've been is ~4' waves with a 20' bowrider. Heck I saw some 4' waves out there today in 24' cuddy. However, my cuddy is a deep vee boat (22 degrees). A six foot SWELL is no big deal, but if it is close together...good luck lol!