LOCATION: PORT MOODY, BC

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE - BOW THRUSTER - NEW BOTTOM PAINT - WASHER/DRYER - GENERATOR - HEATING/AC - TENDER W / 9.9 HP MERCURY 

There’s a large, spacious bridge accessed from the cockpit via a wide, molded-in staircase whose two bottom steps are about 3'6" wide. A sturdy rail to starboard and a grabrail to port flank these and the six other steps leading topsides. How large and spacious is the bridge? I measured the "move-around room" here to be just short of 11'0"x9'6". And with the table and six-person, C-shape seating area aft of the centerline helm—there are stowage areas below the cushions—this is definitely the place to be while underway. You can even get an optional sunpad filler cushion for the table.

Having a bridge obviously means better views into the seaway, and even with the full enclosure up, I enjoyed commanding sightlines all around. The centerline helm has the pod-type control panel that has proven to be a winner in the Sea Ray line. The flush-mounted electronics, are raised to maximize viewing. I'm 5'9", and while seated in the comfortable standard Stidd pedestal helm seat—it and the companion seat to port have flip-up bolsters—I had no trouble reading the electronics, gauges, and optional SmartCraft display.

Perhaps the most striking and successful adaptation on the 420 Sedan Bridge is in the use of interior space. I was surprised to find a number of features on this 42-footer that you'd expect to see only on larger models. Take the opposing UltraLeather couches in the saloon. The port one converts to a double berth, while the starboard one offers a stowage compartment below, and there's a raised dining area amidships and to port that easily seats four adults. Both areas offer excellent views, whether through the three large windows forward, those to either side, or out the aft sliding glass door.

Another spatial feature worth noting is the galley, down and to starboard. While headroom in the saloon measures more than 6'5", down the three steps to the galley it's a whopping 9'6". As with her progenitors, the 420 has a well-equipped galley that features ample stowage in cabinets and drawers, Corian countertops, a Panasonic microwave/convection oven, a two-burner electric stovetop, a three-quarter size Norcold refrigerator and freezer. There is additional stowage beneath a hatch in the galley sole and in a pantry with seven shelves that's just forward in the hallway to starboard. Plenty of space for ship's stores for extended cruising.

The 420's accommodations also benefited from past successes with interior space. Sea Ray took its proven Sundancer midcabin profile and mixed it with its 560 layout, producing a port-side stateroom containing a double berth and an impressive overhead clearance of 6'8" that tapers to just over four feet. A cedar-lined locker is also provided, and the day head is just forward of here. The forepeak master has an en suite head, and its centerline queen island berth has stowage beneath the mattress as well as in two drawers in its base, a pair of cedar-lined lockers, and ample, bulkhead-mounted cabinets.

Dimensions: 
Length Overall: 42 ft 
Beam: 14 ft 3 in
Max Draft: 3 ft 8 in
Deadrise At Transom: 18 deg

Weights: 
Dry Weight: 28500 lb

Tanks: 
Fuel: (350 gal)
Fresh Water: (120 gal)
Holding: (42 gal)

Engines:
MerCruiser T-Cummins 6CTA 8.3M Diesel (Engine 1)
Engine Type: Inboard
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hours: 1780
Power: 417 hp
MerCruiser T-Cummins 6CTA 8.3M Diesel (Engine 2)
Engine Type: Inboard
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hours: 1780
Power: 417 hp

Accomodations:
Cabins: 2
Single Berths: 2
Double Berths: 2
Heads: 2

Electronics:
Depthsounder
Radar: Raymarine Model AL80C
Navigation Center: Raymarine HybridTouch Plotter
Autopilot: Smart Craft
Bow Thruster
Radio
Compass
GPS
Cockpit Speakers
VHF

Inside Equipment:
Electric Bilge Pump
Microwave Oven
2 Burner Electric Cooktop
Marine Head
Air Conditioning
Heating
Hot Water
Refrigerator
Deep Freezer
TV Set
Battery Charger
Washer/Dryer

Outside Equipment/Extras:
Cockpit Shower
Cockpit Cushions
Cockpit Refrigertaor
Swimming Ladder

Covers:
Bimini Top

Electrical Equipment: 
Shore Power Inlet
Generator: Onan

Tender:
Type: Ridged Hull Inflatable
Length: 8’ 6”
Power: 9.9 hp. Mercury

As provided by Capt Ken Kreisler in Power and Motoryacht Magazine

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

PLEASE CONTACT BRENT BARNETT - VANCOUVER YACHT SALES - 1-833-UCYACHT EXT 3003