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	1989	Sea Ray	Weekender
	Ad Listing # 904158161

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Dealer Information

Company:	World Maritime Exchange	Contact:	Joshua B. Coffey
Location:	Alexandria Bay, New York	Local Phone:	315-303-5052
Fax:	253-423-9762	Listings:	View Dealer Gallery

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Specifications

Make:	Sea Ray	Price:(US Dollars)	$39,500
Model:	Weekender	Year:	1989
Category:	Express Cruiser	Boat Location:	Florida
Trailer:	No

Dimensions & Weight

Length:	30.00	Beam:	11'
Draft:	2'4''	Weight:	9600

Speed, Capacities & Hull

Fuel Capacity:	200	Fuel Type:	Gas
Holding:	18	Water:	40
Hull Type:	Fiberglass

Engine Details

Engine Make:	Mercruiser	Engine Type:	7.4l
Engine Hours:	680	Horsepower:	340

General Description

The owner is a 2 boat owner and is looking for offers.

This boat is ready for fun. Twin 7.4 L Mercruisers with 680hrs. A new one year old 4kw generator, new port and starboard engine and transmission oil coolers, new port and starboard sea water hoses, flushed fresh water heat exchangers port and starboard and new port and starboard raw water sea pumps, new vacu-flash vacuum control head, and hoses with y-valve for keyed discharge overboard, and dockside pump-out. Bottom painted in September 2002.

Sleeps 4 in forward V-berth and convertible dinette, full galley with refrigerator, microwave, 2-burner electric stove, central vacuum, reverse heat A/C, GPS, depth sounder/fish finder, trim tabs, stereo/CD/AM/FM.

Bryan Myers
Broker WME
16900 122nd Dr. N.
Jupiter, Fl.33478
561-262-611 Fax: 561-746-8877

Full Specs/Additional Specs, Equipment, and Information:

Builder/Designer
Builder: Sea Ray

Measurements
LOA: 31.4"; Beam: 11'0"; Draft: 2'4"; Dry Weight: 9,600 lbs.
Engines
Engine(s): MerCruiser Engine(s), HP: 340, Engine(s) Model: 7.4 Litres, Hours: 680
Tankage
Fuel: 200 gals. w/crossover valves, Water: 40 gals., Holding: 18 gals.

Accommodations
The 30 Weekender sleeps four in a comfortable, open, easy-to-maintain atmosphere. The interior is very well put together and features some cabinetry. All cushions are in good shape. The 11'0" beam makes for a very spacious interior. The head room is 6'0". A generous full size forward berth sleeps 2 and is enclosed with a curtain for privacy. Aft of the forward berth, the starboard side galley with electric 2 burner top and refrigerator, and port side dinette provides a good place for dining. The comfortable dinette converts to a berth, sleeping another two. The head, located on the starboard side just aft of the galley, is fully enclosed with vacu-flush marine toilet, shower, storage, and counter-top space. The cabin is extremely well lit with three deck hatches, two extended windows and two smaller port-hole windows. All are strategically placed to provide great lighting where you need it. The cabin has an open feel and plenty of room to move around. Your favorite music will fill the cabin via the AM/FM CD player. ENJOY THESE SPACIOUS, COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS WITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS.

Galley
AC/DC Refrigerator with freezer tray
Microwave
Two burner dual electric stove
Coffee maker
Bottle Storage
Molded sink
Pressure hot and cold water (engine Exchanger/AC hot water heater 1 year old)
Storage
Plenty of counter space to create meals

Deck
The forward deck features stainless steel rails, Danforth anchor, rode with 6 foot of chain, rode storage, electric windlass, remote spotlight, three deck hatches, and plenty of room for lounging in the sun. The helm station is comfortable and attractive with dual analog instruments set in an aft looking dash. All controls are at your fingertips here. The steering wheel is destroyer style and ergonomic. The breaker panel is in the cabin very close to the helm. The generator has remote start from the cabin breaker panel. The windshield features two wipers to keep your vision unobstructed. Two people can sit at the helm on the starboard side and another comfortable seat for two people is located just across on the port side. Put up the bimini top on a hot day to keep the sun off or the complete cabin canvas for an enclosed ride. A spacious swim platform is accessed through a walk-thru transom door. A ladder and a transom grab rail make it easy to get in and out of the water. The swim platform is another nice touch for entertaining as guests can easily move from the entertainment center to the water and back. Four gunwale rod holders accommodate the family members who like to fish. The cockpit has indoor/outdoor carpeting. A nice touch that's wonderful on the feet for the hot days. The cockpit also features lighting throughout including two lights on the radar arch. This deck was made for enjoying and entertaining. Lots of space, seating, and nice features.

Electronics/Navigation
Garmin GPS (Handheld)
Raytheon Radar (24 mi.)
Standard Horizon Eclipse + VHF
Raytheon Depth/Fish indicator
Danforth compass

Electrical/ Mechanical
4KW Kohler generator (50 hours)
12V DC
(3) Batteries for house, engines, and generator
2 Battery select switches
110V Shore power
50' Shore power cable
Insulated Engine Compartment
FE-241 Auto Bilge Fire Extinguishers
10,000 BTU Marine Air Systems AC/heat
Fresh water engine cooling system
(2) Blowers
Trim tabs
(2) Forward and (1) aft bilge pumps (automatic/manual)
Holding tank pump out/with key for overboard discharge
Lewmar electric windlass
CO Detector
Radar arch
Crossover Fuel System
Engine Alarms, Water & Oil
Ship's Bell
Power Vent â�� Head
Wal Vac
Fresh water wash down in cockpit
Bonding System
Manganese â�� Bronze Struts
Manganese â�� Bronze Rudders
Stainless Steel Prop Shafts
Zinc Hull Plates
Seacocks on all underwater fittings
Pressure Hot Water System w/ Exhanger