1992 Sea Ray Express Cruiser
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Specifications (as listed)
| Manufacturer | Sea Ray |
|---|---|
| Model | Express Cruiser |
| Year | 1992 |
| Category | Power |
| Condition | Used |
| Boat Type | Express Cruiser |
| Hull Material | Fiberglass |
| Length | 40 ft - 12.19 meter |
| LOA | 45 ft 7 in - 13.89 meter |
| Beam | - |
| Draft - max | - |
| Model | 454 |
| Engine(s) | 2 |
| Engine Type | Inboard |
| Fuel Type | Gas/Petrol |
| Max Speed | - |
| Fuel Tank | 150 gallons - 2 tank(s) |
| Fresh Water Tank | 100 gallons - 1 tank(s) |
Archived description
With her bold styling, huge cockpit, and luxurious interior
the Sea Ray 400 Express Cruiser was considered a stateof-the-art boat when she was introduced back in 1992. This was
the long-awaited replacement model for the 390 Express Cruiser
(1984–91), and while she has less beam than her predecessor,
she was a big step up in luxury and appearance. Built on a deep-V
hull with a solid fiberglass bottom, the two-stateroom interior of
the 400 Express offers comfortable accommodations for six. The
master stateroom includes a pedestal island berth as well as a TV/
VCR and a privacy door, and a circular pocket door closes off the
starboard sitting room, converting it into a private stateroom with
a full-size bed and convertible upper bunk. A separate shower
stall is found in the head, and the large galley includes a breakfast
bar and generous storage. On deck, double helm and companion
seats are forward in the cockpit, . An extended swim platform was a popular
option in later models. Twin 340hp Mercury inboards will cruise
at 18 knots (mid 20s top), and optional Cat 340hp diesels cruise
in the mid 20s and reach a top speed of 28–29 knots