With her long foredeck and relatively small cockpit, the 370 Sedan Bridge is a maxi-volume family cruiser with conservative lines and a very spacious interior. She’s built on solid fiberglass deep-V with prop pockets, moderate beam, and side-dumping exhausts. Below, the two-stateroom floorplan of the 370 features an expansive salon with a full-length settee, removable dinette table, breakfast bar, and large wraparound cabin windows. An angled double berth resides in the bow stateroom, and the portside guest cabin has another double berth extending below the salon sole. Oak trim and earth-tone wall coverings highlight the interior, and the double-entry head has a separate stall shower. Topside, the cockpit includes a transom door and optional bench seating, while the flybridge is arranged with L-shaped lounge seating aft of the helm. On the downside, the side decks are somewhat narrow. Additional features include a radar arch, swim platform, tilt steering wheel, and a bow pulpit. A lower helm station was optional. Standard 310hp MerCruiser gas inboards cruise the 370 Sedan Bridge at 18 knots and deliver a top speed in the mid to high 20s.