Sea Ray Gets Automotive-Edgy—But Stays Curvy—With New 370 Sundancer Outboard Model
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Interesting to see so many positive comments on OSO about an outboard powered bow rider. Have you all gone soft overnight? 🙂🙂
Seriously, I like outboards and I like Sea Ray (I’ve owned 3 of them) but I don’t like the new designs. The interiors look nice but I much prefer the older design Sundancer with the long foredeck and the open cockpit that still feels like you’re outside and on a boat!
I think Sea Ray died a little bit when they dropped the true Sundancer a few years ago, in favor of a bow rider/crossover style. I’m sure it was an educated and market driven decision but hey, you can’t please all the people all the time……
Disappointed…….RR
Seriously, I like outboards and I like Sea Ray (I’ve owned 3 of them) but I don’t like the new designs. The interiors look nice but I much prefer the older design Sundancer with the long foredeck and the open cockpit that still feels like you’re outside and on a boat!
I think Sea Ray died a little bit when they dropped the true Sundancer a few years ago, in favor of a bow rider/crossover style. I’m sure it was an educated and market driven decision but hey, you can’t please all the people all the time……

Disappointed…….RR
Last edited by rak rua; 07-23-2021 at 12:07 AM.
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Cove neighbor bought a 32 new in 18. Nothing but problems. Took almost 3 years to iron out most of them. Electronic dash had to be replaced twice. Actually had 2 guys from Factory come down and work on it too. Still haven't fixed the fuel fill. It will kick off the pump due to like full. PIA to fill up.
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Interesting to see so many positive comments on OSO about an outboard powered bow rider. Have you all gone soft overnight? 🙂🙂
Seriously, I like outboards and I like Sea Ray (I’ve owned 3 of them) but I don’t like the new designs. The interiors look nice but I much prefer the older design Sundancer with the long foredeck and the open cockpit that still feels like you’re outside and on a boat!
I think Sea Ray died a little bit when they dropped the true Sundancer a few years ago, in favor of a bow rider/crossover style. I’m sure it was an educated and market driven decision but hey, you can’t please all the people all the time……
Disappointed…….RR
Seriously, I like outboards and I like Sea Ray (I’ve owned 3 of them) but I don’t like the new designs. The interiors look nice but I much prefer the older design Sundancer with the long foredeck and the open cockpit that still feels like you’re outside and on a boat!
I think Sea Ray died a little bit when they dropped the true Sundancer a few years ago, in favor of a bow rider/crossover style. I’m sure it was an educated and market driven decision but hey, you can’t please all the people all the time……

Disappointed…….RR
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Boat will check a lot of boxes for a lot of people but at 750K++++ MSRP it needs to!
The glass can be tinted if it is too much light/glare whatever but it may hurt your night time usage. I would also worrying about pounding around in a 20K lb boat like it is a sport boat, how long before that glass cracks? The shade is priceless, the ventilation looks good and if not then the a/c will keep it cool at the helm.
The glass can be tinted if it is too much light/glare whatever but it may hurt your night time usage. I would also worrying about pounding around in a 20K lb boat like it is a sport boat, how long before that glass cracks? The shade is priceless, the ventilation looks good and if not then the a/c will keep it cool at the helm.






