The Sea Ray 400 Express Cruiser is one of the classic express cruisers of the 1990s, known for combining a big, social cockpit with a genuinely livable interior plan. The deep V running surface is designed to deliver a confident ride in typical coastal conditions, and the overall layout prioritizes owner and guest comfort without giving up helm visibility, storage, or service access.
A major strength of the 400 Express is how much it feels like a “real” cruiser once you step below. The forward stateroom is a true private cabin with an island berth and excellent storage, while the starboard lounge area converts into a second private sleeping space with a pocket door, giving this boat real two cabin flexibility for couples, families, or guests. The salon and galley arrangement is practical for weekends aboard, with a comfortable settee, dedicated dining, and a full galley that can support longer stays.
This specific 400 Express Cruiser is powered by twin Cummins diesels (reported 834 hours) and equipped with a Westerbeke generator and reverse cycle air conditioning, supporting comfortable cruising and time aboard at anchor. At the helm, Garmin electronics and Simrad autopilot round out a setup suited for coastal cruising and weekend getaways.
Key Features
Twin Cummins diesels, 300 HP each (600 HP total), 834 hours (reported)
Westerbeke 7.6 kW generator
Reverse cycle air conditioning and heat (24,000 BTU)
Two cabin versatility: forward stateroom plus convertible starboard cabin behind a pocket door
Garmin plotters, Garmin radar, Garmin depth sounder
Simrad AP24 autopilot, Icom IC M604 VHF
Large cockpit with U shaped seating, cockpit table, wet bar with icemaker, radar arch
