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$599,995 USD
+73 moreMakeSea Ray
Model52 Sedan Bridge
Length182.9m
Draft182.9m
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About this vessel
This Sea Ray underwent a comprehensive re-design in 2009 with an extended hull and cockpit. The aft hull and keel were extended almost 4 feet to provide a more stable and flat run, especially when a RIB or PWC is loaded. The cockpit area was dramatically expanded compared to earlier models, accommodating a set-in bench seat, grill area, and significantly more space for table and chairs. The vessel is in exceptional condition with a loving maintenance history. The engines have been fully serviced by Cummins and are up-to-date. The high gloss cherry wood interior and factory main salon hardwood flooring complement the polished stainless steel appearance package and black hull and canvas. The extended outdoor entertaining area offers ample space for dining and recreation.
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The details
Vessel
MakeSea Ray
Model52 Sedan Bridge
Dimensions
Length overall182.9m
Draft182.9m
Features
On board
Yacht Controller remote control docking system
Twin Cummins QSM-11 engines
Bow and stern thrusters
Hydraulic swim platform
Optional RIB
Custom forward rigid windshield with wiper system
Bridge AC and heat
Dual 16-inch Raymarine multifunction displays
Magnum open array radar
Vessel View 7 display
Fusion stereo with upgraded JL speakers
Grill and entertaining area
Cockpit sunshade top
High gloss cherry wood interior
Factory hardwood salon flooring
Electrically actuated in-floor galley storage
Polished stainless steel appearance package
Salon pull-out sofa bed option
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