The 1991 Sea Ray 330 DA is a classic early-’90s express cruiser that blends style, comfort, and performance in a compact 33-foot hull. Built with a sturdy fiberglass deep-V hull and an 11′ 5″ beam, it offers surprisingly roomy interior accommodations for its size. Inside, you’ll find a mid-cabin layout (or convertible salon) with sleeping space for six, a fully equipped galley, and private head facilities. The cockpit is laid out for socializing and ease of use—helm seating, aft bench, transom door, and easy engine access. Powered (most often) by twin MerCruiser 5.7 L V-drive engines (totaling around 600 hp), she cruises in the mid-20 knot range and can push toward 30+ knots, depending on load and condition. With tasteful styling and solid fundamentals, this 1991 Sea Ray 330 DA remains a versatile cruiser ideal for weekend getaways, day trips, or coastal cruising.

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Yacht Specification
Vessel Name
Sea Oddity
Length
33 ft
Beam
11.42 ft
Manufacturer
Sea Ray
Model
Sundancer 330
Year Of Vessel
1991
Boat Type
power-sportcruiser
Fresh Water Tank
40 gal
Holding Tank Capacity
28 gal
Fuel Capacity
225 gal
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Engine Make
Mercruiser
Engine Model
5.7 v drive
Engine Type
Inboard
No. of Fuel Tanks
1
No. of Engine
2
Engine HP
2 X 300
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This 1991 Sea Ray Sundancer 330 is a premium power category boat currently located in San Diego, CA, United States. It is powered by 2 Mercruiser engines producing 2 X 300 HP. With a beam of 11.42 ft and a fuel capacity of 225 gal gallons, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Gasoline powered boats with efficient layouts.


