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1994 Sea Ray 440 EB
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Rick
703-791-3775
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| | | | PRICE REDUCED by $20,000 - owners no longer have to time use the vessel and need to find a new home for her.
In addition to the price reduction, owners invested $40,000 on a new port engine in July 2007 and have only put 5 hours running time on it Starboard engine was rebuilt in July 2003 and it has approximately 300 hours.
The 440 Express Bridge was one of Sea Ray's most popular models it has one of the largest salons of any similar boat in her class.
Seating six adults at the dinner table is not problem in this vessel.
The table does drop down to create another sleeping area, it is best suited for kids, but two adults could sleep here.
The current owners have spent over $25,000 dollars in recent upgrades.
All carpeting in the interior and on the flybridge was replaced in 2004.
A new inner spring mattress (made by Palmer bedding corporation) was installed in 2004.
Included with this are a set of custom made sheets and mattress cover.
New canvas was installed in 2005; this includes all new aluminum framing bimini top, Strataglass windows, covers for the forward stairs, forward hatch, and bench seat in rear cockpit. **Please note that the canvas is removed during the winter season and stored in the cabin.
Helm electronics include a Raytheon 41XX - 48nm radar, new Standard Horizon 175C color chart plotter/GPS, new Standard Horizon VHF with remote microphone/speaker in the cabin, and new Kenwood stereo with JBL Marine speakers.
The main VHF antenna was updated in 2004.
In addition to the Standard Horizon chart plotter, a Raytheon 398 GPS is included as a backup.
The gallery was updated to include new built in coffee maker and glass cook top.
A new TNT Lift was installed in 2003.
As far as we know, this is the only 1994 model year 440 Express Bridge currently on the market with a TNT Lift.
Cruise speed is 18 knots with a top end of 27 knots.
The typical fuel consumption experienced with this vessel averages around 22 gph.
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