2017 Sea Ray Sundancer 460 — Twin Cummins Diesels & Joystick Docking, Miami
This 2017 Sea Ray Sundancer 460 is a 46-foot, twin-diesel express cruiser currently berthed in Miami, Florida, built for owners who want big-boat comfort without the commitment of a full flybridge motor yacht. Below decks the layout centers on a full-beam master stateroom with a queen berth and its own head and separate shower, a forward guest stateroom with convertible twin or queen sleeping, a second head, and a complete galley that opens onto twin salon sofas. A retractable sunroof over the helm and a sunroom-style aft seating area let the interior open straight into the cockpit, so the boat lives as easily for an afternoon on the water as it does for an overnight run to the islands.
Power comes from a pair of Cummins QSB 6.7 diesel inboards rated at 526 horsepower apiece, for roughly 1,052 combined horsepower, showing about 452 hours. Handling close-quarters maneuvering is simplified by joystick docking. Entertainment and comfort extras include a Bose sound system, DSS satellite and cable TV, a wine cooler, an electric grill on the hydraulic swim platform, underwater lighting, teak cockpit sole, a retractable electric awning, and a 13.5 kW diesel genset backing the reverse-cycle air conditioning.
- Year/Make/Model: 2017 Sea Ray Sundancer 460
- Price: $499,000
- Location: Miami, FL
- LOA: 46'10" | Beam: 14'2" | Draft: 4'5"–4'7"
- Dry weight: 36,208 lbs | Deadrise: 17°
- Power: Twin Cummins QSB 6.7 diesel inboards, 526 hp each (1,052 hp total), ~452 hrs, joystick docking
- Fuel: 375 gal | Water: 120 gal | Holding: 42 gal
- Generator: 13.5 kW diesel
- Accommodations: Full-beam master stateroom (queen), forward guest stateroom (convertible twin/queen), 2 heads w/ separate showers, full galley
- Extras: Bose audio, DSS satellite/cable TV, wine cooler, electric grill, underwater lights, teak cockpit sole, retractable electric awning
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