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Sea Ray 800

Price: 
$1,950
Boat location: 
Cleveland, Tennessee, United States
Ships to: 
United States
Year: 
1965
Make: 
Sea Ray
Model: 
800
Type: 
I/O runabout
Hull Material: 
Fiberglass
Trailer: 
Included
Use: 
Fresh/Salt water
Engine Type: 
Single Inboard/Outboard
Engine Make: 
Chevrolet Engine
Engine Model: 
6 cyl
Primary Fuel Type: 
Gas
For Sale By: 
Private Seller
Fuel Capacity: 
11 - 20 Gallons
Hull ID Number: 
Ser.#85349
Length: 
17.0 feet
Beam: 
7.0 feet
Raiting: 
Average: 5 (2 votes)
Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
  • Sea Ray 800 1965
Condition: 
Used
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Seller Notes: 
Beautiful original condition
Description: 

This is a beautiful original Sea Ray 800. It is all original except for the seats that have been replaced or recovered. I'm no expert, but I have never seen one like it on Sea Ray brochures, Google,or anywhere I have researched. I find them with engine doghouse and seats beside it, but none with a full engine cover across the rear. I have been told that the windshield is the same as a 1957 Chevrolet. It certainly looks like it. It runs great with only a small oil leak at the right front bottom after running for about an hour. As you can see from the dash picture while cruising it has good oil pressure, temperature, and charging amps. It has been stored for 17 years, so I replaced the sea water pump, engine water pump and thermostat. The pictures show it better than I can describe. The trailer is custom built for the boat. The boat may be inspected by calling phone.No reserve.

Questions

Thomas Hall - 18/07 11:26AM

Good Morning,
I am interested in purchasing your boat. I live in Pisgah Forest, NC and would like to schedule a date and time to inspect the boat.

Many Blessings, Thomas

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Michael R Jensen - 09/02 12:53PM

Hello,
Dad had a boat very similar to yours. He had a Johnson outboard. I do not recall any backward facing seats. If you know about this era of Sea Ray’s I’d love to speak with you about your gem.
Thank you,
Michael R. Jensen

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