WOLF in Sheep's Clothing?

She may appear to be just another of your typical and wildly popular Sea Ray 340 Sundancers you've been perusing on all of the sites! After all, at first glance, she has all of the resemblances... Yes, in 2003, the 340 Sundancer was re-designed as a new model, and, became the largest selling twin-engine express cruiser in Sea Ray's fleet! Wider in the beam, newly-designed cockpit, and the deep-V hull gave her a much sleeker styling yet concealed an interior that seems remarkably spacious for a 34-foot boat. Below, her cabin is well lit with seven ports and overhead hatches, and, like most, the upscale decor is accented with rich cherry cabinets and earth tone fabrics and upholstery. The layout mirrors most mid-size express cruisers with a pedestal berth forward and convertible settees in the salon and mid-cabin areas. Her Corian countertops, 2-burner stovetop, and quality hardware elevate the model's galley, and privacy curtains separate the sleeping areas from the main salon. Semicircular lounge seating (that has been completely reupholstered along with the captain's and passenger chairs) is starboard aft in the cockpit, and an electric hatch lifts to reveal the true anomoly... 

...the latest technology from GM and Marine Power: NEW 420hp 6.2L Direct Injection EnPac Engines w/ WARRANTY! Not only are these ponies gorgeous to look at, they are lighter, smaller, and go well beyond the standard factory Mercs! Rated at 28-30 knot cruising speed to almost 40 knots TOPS! How do the others look now?

There are more upgrades like 40" TV, new isinglass, fresh bottom paint, underwater lights, and more. Also, her slip at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina may be transferrable on approved application. Please don't wait on this one or you might literally be left...in her wake!