Boat for Sale: rare sea ray 265 sedan bridge, with trailer

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rare sea ray 265 sedan bridge, with trailer

Model: 265 sedan bridge Length (feet): 26.0 Type: Sedan bridge Make: Sea Ray Year: 1987 Trailer: Included Fuel capacity (gallons): 76-100

Location: south jersey Condition: Used Beam (feet): 9.0 Hull Material: Fiberglass Hull ID Number: For Sale By: Private seller

Engine Make: Mercury Use: Salt water Primary Fuel Type: Gas Engine Model: 7.3 330hp mercruiser Engine Type: Single inboard/outboard

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rare sea ray 265 sedan bridge, with trailer Vehicle Description Hi. This is a 1987 sea ray 265 sedan bridge in extremely good condition. The motor and outdrive were replaced in 2007 and have approx. 70 hours and the gimble/coupler was replaced this year and has around 10 hours. The motor is a 7.4 330hp mercruiser and the outdrive is an se106 with mercury gears and new stainless prop.The interior in the boat is perfect and has a stand up head, dc fridge, stove, head with macerator and sleeps 4. The boat cruises at around 28 and tops out in the mid 30's.The boat originally came from upstate ny and only has 360 hours on it. The overall length of the boat is 31'.The bottom has been sanded, barrier coated and painted with a multi season paint. It also has a new color chartplotter and seperate fishfinder, vhf and antenna,am/fm/cd stereo and speakers.The boat has an incredible ride and is very fuel efficient with the single engine.Im also including everything needed to be 100% turn key, Coast guard kit,dock lines, shore cords,ect. The trailer is a 2005 venture that is in like new condition and will take this boat anywhere.If you google this boat youll see this boat is half price,in better shape than the others, and it comes with a trailer.You will need a 3/4 ton truck to tow it. I would be willing to swap for a small backhoe or maybe a nice vehicle. The boat can be seen anytime in tuckerton nj.

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