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Jeff Pierce, CPYB630-240-0409

Jeff Pierce, CPYB 630-240-0409

Irish Wake

50' Sea Ray Sundancer 500

Price
$ 125,000
Year
1991
Location
SOLD
Hull Material
FG
Engine
Twin
Fuel Type
Diesel

This is the classic Sea Ray 500 Sundancer. In its first 2 years it was called a 480 Sundancer. This boat comes across impressively with her shear size and openness. When built, backlighting was used extensively throughout the boat.

  • FRESH WATER
  • 2 Staterooms each with an ensuite Head
  • Cablemaster
  • New Salon Bamboo Flooring
  • All new LED Lighting

Dimensions

LOA
55 ft 8 in'
Beam
15 ft 0 in'
Draft
4 ft 0 in
Displacement
34500 lbs

Tankage

Fuel
500 gals
Water
150 gals
Holding
68 gals

Engine

Manufacturer
Detroit Diesel
Model
6V92
HP per Engine
1100
Hours (Port / Starboard)
1820 / 1953
Salon

The Salon is truly impressive, massive and one of the high points of the boat. There is backlight artwork integrated into the walls. Supposedly this was a $23,000 option when new. The curved seating area is 10 feet across and very open. There is a 38 inch circular table in the middle with a Hi/Low feature.

  • U Shaped Seating measuring 10 feet across
  • 38 inch Round Table with Hi/Low Feature
  • 2 Bar Stools
  • Backlight Artwork everywhere-very expensive option
  • Very Open Space looking Forward
  • Mood Lighting
  • Samsung 27 inch LCD TV
Galley

The Galley, while a little dated, is very open with lots of storage. There are two dramatic backlight cabinets for glassware with black acrylic doors--see the photos.

  • Full size Refrigerator with Freezer above-Haier
  • Kenyon 3 Burner Cooktop with molded cover--see photo
  • Microwave--Sharp Carousel
  • Raritan Ice Maker
  • Counter integrated Blender
  • Wall mounted Can Opener
  • B & D Coffee Maker
  • Exhaust Fan
  • Two Sets of 3 Drawers each
Forward Master Stateroom
  • Master Berth 60 inch X 72inch angled
  • Small Settee to Stbd that allows for dressing in comfort
  • Make Up area to Port
  • 2 Large Hanging Lockers with Mirrored Doors
  • AC Controls
  • 23 inch LCD TV
  • 4 Reading Lights
  • 4 Oval Opening Portals with Screens
  • Ensuite Head
  • Storage Drawers under Bunk
Master Ensuite Head
  • Vanity is very large with Drawers on each side
  • One Mirrored Medicine Cabinet on each side--see photo
  • VacuFlush Toilet
  • Tank Watch
  • Exhaust Fan
  • Tiled Floor
  • Bi-Fold Door to Shower
  • Shower Has Integrated Seating
Mid Berth

The Mid Berth with Bunks is entered from a door off the Galley. There is an ensuite Head.

  • Bunks Lower is 56 inch X 78 inch(Double), Upper is 36 inch X 78 inch (Twin)
  • Hanging Locker-Cedar with Light and Mirrored Door
  • Additional Storage
  • Opening Hatch 12 inch X 18 inch
  • AC Control
  • 2 Reading Lights
  • 2 Down Lights under upper bunk
  • Mirrored Bulkhead
  • Storage Under Berth
Mid Head

The Mid Head is to port and can be accessed by a door from the Mid Stateroom creating and ensuite head, or by a door to the Salon creating a very convenient day head.

  • Vanity with 3 drawers and cabinet underneath
  • Mirrored Medicine Cabinet
  • Additional Mirror to the right
  • Oval opening Portal with Blinds
  • Separate Shower with Plexiglass bi-fold door
  • VacuFlush Toilet
  • Tiled Floor
  • Exhaust Fan
Cockpit

The Cockpit is entered from the Swim Platform with a door to Starboard. You find a large L Shaped sofa. The Helm Seating is forward. There is a aisle to port going forward past the helm seating leading to the Cabin.

  • Wet Bar to Port
  • Speakers Galore
  • Access to Engine Room
  • Boarding Steps to Port
  • Immense open space for custom furniture
Helm & Electronics

The Helm is to starboard. Next to the Helm Chair, is a 66 inch Long Bench Seat for guests.

  • Helm Chair has Slide/Swivel feature
  • Tilt Wheel
  • Furuno Radar with Array
  • GPS-Northstar
  • Auto Pilot--Robertson AP2000DL
  • Lawrance 3500 Depth Sounder
  • VHF Radio-ICOM IC-M125
  • Data Marine 2490
  • Bennett Trim Tabs
  • Remote Spotlight Control--Ray Line
  • Windlass Control
  • 6 inch Compass
Deck & Hull
  • Radar Arch
  • Bow Pulpit
  • Windlass with Helm Switch
  • Spotlight with Helm Control
  • Transom Shower
  • 3 Windshield Wipers
  • Dual Horns
  • Power Vent Window in Windshield
  • Bennett Trim Tabs
Mechanical
  • 3 AC Units
  • Water Heater
  • Central Vac
  • Washer/Dryer Combo by Kariba
  • Oil Change System
Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Electrical
  • Generator-Westerbeke 8.3 BTD with 2059 hours
  • Glendinning Cablemaster
  • Batteries
  •     6 Group 31 Batteries
  •     2 for each engine
  •     2 for 24v house bank
  •     2 Group 24 Batteries for 12v systems
  • 240 Volt & 120 Volt Panels
  • 24 Volt & 12 Volt Panels
  • Parallel Switch
  • Battery Chargers
  •     Charles 60 amp Charger
  •     Professional Mariner Pro 24v/30 3 bank Charger
Power Boat Guide Description

Sea Rays largest Sundancer model ever when she was

introduced, was one of the most impressive express yachts on the

market during the 1990s. With her long foredeck and sleek profile,

the 500 combined luxury and extravagance in what was once a

state-of-the-art package. Her sheer size is impressive enough, but

it’s the expansive, high-style interior that caused first-time viewers

to catch their breath. Here, laid out on a single level and presenting

a panorama of curved bulkheads and designer furnishings,

the Sundancer’s accommodations rival those of a small motor

stall shower), a plush U-shaped sofa aft, and a wide-open salon

with excellent headroom throughout. The cockpit—with its triple

companion seat, full wet bar, and circular lounge seating—can seat

a small crowd. Additional features include a reverse sport arch,

wide side decks, and a huge engine room. Early models with 485hp

6-71 V-drive diesels cruise in the low 20s (about 25 knots top).