Used

1986 - Sea Ray Boats - 390 Express Cruiser in Island Park, NY

in Island Park, NY

$15,900

Features

  • Diesel
  • Electric

Seller note:

The 390 Express Cruiser is one of the most popular boats ever built by Sea Ray. This1986 Sea Ray 390 Express Cruiser is equipped with/ Twin 375 Caterpillar Diesels safe and dependable.
Twin 3208 Caterpillar 375 HP diesel engines with 1,300 hours. Secondary Racor fuel filter system, fresh water cooling system, cruising speed of 25 mph, top speed of 33 mph, hydraulic steering system, Bennett trim tabs, engine synchronizer, 300 gallon fuel capacity.
Draft: 2 ft. 4 in.
Beam: 13 ft. 11 in.
Fuel tank capacity: 300
Water tank capacity: 100
Holding tank capacity: 40
Speed max: 30
Standard features: ELECTRICAL: 12 volt and 110 volt electrical systems, 2 - 8D house batteries and 1 starting battery. C-Charger [removed phone] amp battery charger, 110 volt shore power system with [removed phone]' 30 amp shore power cords, 110 volt electrical outlets, cabin lights, Navigation lights. INTERIOR LAYOUT Accomodations for 6 Accommodations for 6. A walk-around double berth stateroom forward, the guest stateroom has upper and lower single berths, the dinette lounge converts to a double berth. Hydraulic dinette / cocktail table, large head compartment with separate shower stall. The spacious U-shaped galley includes:A 110 volt electric Princess 3-burner stove, Norcold 110/12 Volt electric refrigerator with separate freezer compartment, microwave oven, double stainless steel sink and great counter top space, a breakfast nook with two bar stools. Ventilation is provided by 4 hatches with screens, 2 electric ventilation fans. Reverse cycle Heat / Air conditioning ( 2-units )
Compass; Depth fish finder; Stove; Vhf radio; Stereo; Bimini top; Shore power; Gps loran; Radar; Fridge; Shower; Swim platform;

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