Sexy, sleek, and loaded with top-shelf amenities, the Sea Ray 300 Sundancer’s combination of quality and performance found a receptive market following her introduction in 2002. This is the fourth in a series of 300 Sundancer models from Sea Ray going back to the late 1980s. Like her predecessors, the Sundancer rides on a deep-V hull with moderate beam and a solid fiberglass bottom. Two mid-cabin interior plans were available: The standard layout has a convertible dinette to starboard in the salon, and an optional layout has a convertible sofa with matching table replacing the dinette. Both plans feature a space-saving diagonal double berth forward, galley with large sink, microwave, and two-burner cooktop, and enclosed head with hand-held shower. Privacy curtains separate the sleeping areas from the main cabin. The Sundancer’s well-appointed interior is finished with earth-tone fabrics and attractive burlwood cabinets. The cockpit features a wet bar and removable table in addition to fore-and-aft facing bench seats. The cockpit sole lifts on hydraulic rams for engine access. MerCruiser 260hp sterndrives cruise the Sea Ray 300 Sundancer at close to 20–22 knots (mid 30s top).