1996 Sea Ray 280 BR

The Sea Ray 280 Bowrider, a highly favored model, claimed the title of the largest bowrider upon its 1996 debut. Weighing a substantial 6,400 pounds and crafted on a deep-V hull, it confidently navigates offshore waters with comfort. The interior showcases a conventional layout, featuring a U-shaped lounge/sun pad upfront and wraparound lounge seating in the cockpit's aft. A wet bar, complete with a cooler, glass rack, and trash receptacle, graces the space behind the helm. Below the portside helm console, a lockable head compartment with a sink and shower adds convenience. Standard helm features include a tilt wheel and flip-up bolster seat, while the electrically operated engine hatch under the U-shaped aft seat reveals a meticulously finished engine compartment.

Dimensions

  – Length: 27'6"
  – Fuel capacity: 127 gallons
  – Hull material: Fiberglass
  – Beam: 9'6"
  – Net weight: 6,400 lbs
  – Model years: 1996—2001

Additional Information

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Size and Stature: Largest bowrider upon debut in 1996.

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Sturdy Build: Crafted on a robust deep-V hull, weighing 6,400 pounds.

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Offshore Comfort: Well-equipped to handle offshore waters with ease.

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Interior Layout: Traditional design with U-shaped lounge/sun pad upfront.

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Cockpit Configuration: Wraparound lounge seating at the aft for ample comfort.

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Entertainment Hub: Wet bar positioned behind the helm with a cooler, glass rack, and trash receptacle.

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Convenient Head Compartment: Lockable head compartment below the portside helm console, featuring a sink and shower.

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Helm Features: Tilt wheel and flip-up bolster seat standard at the helm.

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Engine Compartment: Electrically operated hatch under the U-shaped aft seat reveals a well-finished engine compartment.

Engines

Mercruise MPI 7.4 LX

Tankage

Fuel Capacity:127 gals.

Water Capacity:24 gals.

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