1993 sea ray sundancer 270

This Sundancer has the classic wide-beam cockpit that gives you space to actually move around, not just squeeze past your crew. The double helm seat and aft lounge are ideal for sunset cruises or tying up with friends, and the walk-through windshield makes getting to the bow safe and easy. Below, the mid-cabin layout lets you sleep more people than you’d expect in a 27-footer, and the generous side windows keep the cabin from feeling cave-like. With stout hardware, substantial rails, and that unmistakable Sea Ray sheer line, it’s a boat that still turns heads pulling into the marina.

For inland lakes and protected coastal waters, the 270 Sundancer hits a sweet spot between trailerable size and genuine cruiser comfort. Its moderate draft lets you explore shallower coves, while the deep-V hull smooths out afternoon chop when the breeze comes up. The roomy cockpit works well for tubing, swimming, and raft-ups, yet the enclosed cabin means you can comfortably overnight when a day trip turns into a weekend. Being on a trailer adds flexibility for seasonal storage or launching at different ramps, making this model especially practical for boaters who like variety without stepping up to a larger, more expensive cruiser.