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$445,000 USD
+40 moreMakeSea Ray
Model500 Sundancer
Length135.6m
Draft135.6m
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This exceptionally well-maintained Sundancer 500 is powered by Twin Cummins 550s with Zeus Pods and Joystick control with only 592 hours. The owner has spared no effort or expense to keep this vessel in top condition.
Notable upgrades and service include new heat exchangers and aftercoolers, engines fresh water flushed after every use, full cockpit teak, new cockpit seating cushions, canvas, and bowpads, upgraded stainless steel galley refrigerator, all lighting converted to LED, new cockpit TV, all waste hoses replaced, and a true dry bilge.
The engines and pods have been consistently maintained by both the knowledgeable owner and a certified Zeus mechanic, including shaft seals replaced, aftercoolers cleaned, raw water hoses replaced, and fresh bottom paint with Propspeed on props.
The hydraulic swim platform includes removable tender chocks, adding to the vessel's versatility.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSea Ray
Model500 Sundancer
Dimensions
Length overall135.6m
Draft135.6m
Features
On board
Twin Cummins 550 engines
Zeus Pods with Joystick
Raymarine E127 chartplotter
VesselView 703
Fusion stereo system with multiple amplifiers and speakers
Full cockpit teak
Stainless steel Vitrifrigo galley refrigerator
LED lighting throughout
Hydraulic swim platform with removable tender chocks
True dry bilge
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