1997 Sea Ray 370 Express Cruiser

Step aboard and you’ll notice the 370 Express gives you a huge, uncluttered cockpit with plenty of freeboard—ideal when seas kick up or you’re working lines. Wide side decks and stout rails make it easy to move forward, and the helm layout keeps everything within arm’s reach for a single-handed skipper. Below, the open salon design feels larger than you’d expect on a 37-footer, with generous headroom and a practical galley that doesn’t steal space from the living area. The raised helm and companion seating let everyone stay part of the action underway, while the solid Sea Ray hull delivers a reassuring, confident ride when the forecast turns marginal.

In these waters, conditions can swing from flat calm to choppy in a single tide cycle, and the 370 Express Cruiser is built for that kind of variety. The deep, predictable hull tracks well in inlet chop and afternoon wind waves, while the generous beam adds welcome stability on the hook. Long runs to offshore structure or distant sandbars are made more comfortable by the sheltered helm and roomy cockpit, which easily transitions from fishing platform to lounging space. With efficient diesel power and ample tankage, this model is well suited to extended weekends, making it a smart choice for boaters who regularly mix nearshore fun with the occasional offshore adventure.