- Mar 8, 2012
- 226
- Boat Info
- 350 Sundancer Coupe 2020
Prior
310 Sundancer 2015
- Engines
- Dual Horizon 8.2 V Drive
New SLX 400
- Thread starter dmorris800
- Start date
- Mar 8, 2012
- 226
- Boat Info
- 350 Sundancer Coupe 2020
Prior
310 Sundancer 2015
- Engines
- Dual Horizon 8.2 V Drive
My guess is more, it was packed so I didn't get a chance to ask. Nice show but the in water we have local in Norwalk is nicer. I think the bigest boat on display was a Searay 460 fly. Formula had a 43 foot with quad outboards. Forget the boat payment, you would just be paying for gas. I think I would want a refinery in tow.
dave
kiloil
Member
Out of curiosity what type of drives did it have on it?
- Mar 8, 2012
- 226
- Boat Info
- 350 Sundancer Coupe 2020
Prior
310 Sundancer 2015
- Engines
- Dual Horizon 8.2 V Drive
Bravo 3 w/ Axius was on the model. It is Gas
Dave
Dave
Very nicely done dmorris800......thank you!
Capt. Rusty
Capt. Rusty
Converse48
Well-Known Member
This is a very cool looking boat. Looks like it would be a hoot as a day boat!
Bridog
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the pictures. Beautiful boat.
Is it really "only" $600K? I would have thought it would be more.
HUMPH
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- Nov 4, 2009
- 7,618
- Boat Info
- 2003 410DA
2009 Walker Bay 13’
- Engines
- CAT 3126TA's 350HP/
50HP Honda
I imagine it is as well. It seems as though the show model has many upgrades that would need to be factored in as well. Looks like a fun boat and a great idea!
- Mar 8, 2012
- 226
- Boat Info
- 350 Sundancer Coupe 2020
Prior
310 Sundancer 2015
- Engines
- Dual Horizon 8.2 V Drive
I am figuring Sea Ray sees most of their sales for this being on lakes / fresh water. Skipping the diesels would take 100K of the cost of purchase. Only thing that boat did not have was the genny / AC. I think you would need a genny for the grills but maybe the inverter is big enough???
Gofirstclass
Well-Known Member
IIRC, Sea Ray used to build a lot of boats that did not have gensets or A/C on them. They were referred to as "Lake Boats". Most were mid-size Sundancers in the 30'-40' range. Not sure where I heard that, but somewhere along the line when I was buying Beachcomber. Capn Rusty, can you shed any light on that?
badtothebones
Member
Nice boat, but not for me. If spending that amount I'll buy for sure a bigger Sundancer (what works for my family), or even jump to a 41 Jupiter Sport Bridge which I really like (different boat though).
AMFM3
Active Member
- Mar 11, 2012
- 1,390
- Boat Info
- 370 Sundancer 1995 Raymarine C 120 Plotter / Radar
- Engines
- 7.4 L Twin inboards,
V-Drives
I had the privilege of driving a 2015 350/370 when it was new. They are great boats for enclosed lakes. They go like crazy, are very comfortable and have all the creature comforts. I would imagine the 400 is the same!
Mark
Mark
kiloil
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FastMarkA
Active Member
One of the boating magazines (perhaps even it was Boating magazine 
) did a walk-thru and mentioned the $600k price tag. I found that to be extremely reasonable with today's approach to boat pricing.
When I was pricing out a 350 SLX this past fall, with options it got close to $400k. There is a lot more boat with the 400SLX, not to mention the new design uniqueness.
) did a walk-thru and mentioned the $600k price tag. I found that to be extremely reasonable with today's approach to boat pricing. When I was pricing out a 350 SLX this past fall, with options it got close to $400k. There is a lot more boat with the 400SLX, not to mention the new design uniqueness.
endless seas
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Incredible!
230weekenderUSC
Member
- Sep 6, 2013
- 112
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- 2008 240DA
SOLD: 1988 230WE
- Engines
- 5.0 Mercruiser EFI with BIII
The "wings" are insane. The sea ray advertisement says they open up 90degrees to the floor to extend the cockpit way outward. What!!!?
