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The 1986 Sea Ray 340 Express Cruiser is a 34-foot express boat known for its popularity and features, including a spacious single-level cockpit, a comfortable cabin with a forward berth, full galley, and private head. It was typically powered by twin MerCruiser 454 engines, offering comfortable cruising in the low 20s and a top speed of around 30 mph. The boat's design features a solid fiberglass hull with a deep-V for stability and seaworthiness, a wide 11'11" beam for interior space, and standard amenities like a swim platform, transom door, and radar arch.
Key Features
- Length:Approximately 34 feet
- Beam:11'11"
- Hull:Solid fiberglass, deep-V with 21° deadrise for a smooth, stable ride
- Engines:Typically twin MerCruiser 454 (340hp each) inboards
- Performance:Cruises around 20+ mph, with a top speed of 30+ mph
- Cockpit:Single-level, spacious design with double-wide helm and companion seats, a removable aft bench, and large hatches to the engine room
- Cabin:Features an open forward berth with a large island bed, a convertible dinette, and a U-shaped galley with a stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, and storage
- Head:Private compartment with a toilet (electric flush in some models), sink, and shower
- Standard Equipment:Swim platform, transom door, radar arch, and side exhausts
Why it Was Popular
The 340 Express Cruiser gained popularity in the 1980s due to its successful blend of comfort, style, and offshore performance. It offered a spacious and versatile layout, making it ideal for both leisure and overnight trips, establishing it as a standout in its class
