1988 Sea Ray 300 Weekender

1988 Sea Ray 300 Weekender – Low Hours – Great Platform to Make Your Own

This 1988 Sea Ray 300 Weekender is a solid, wide-beam cruiser with plenty of potential and only approx. 330 hours on the engines. It has a straightforward layout, an open cockpit, and the classic Sea Ray build quality that makes these boats highly sought after for both day cruising and weekend trips.

The exterior and deck need a good cleaning, but the boat has been priced accordingly and represents a strong value for someone wanting a clean-up project with low-hour power. The cabin, galley, and enclosed head are all in clean, usable condition, and the bathroom presents well for its age.

Key Features & Highlights

• Approx. 330 engine hours (as shown in photos)

• Wide, open cockpit design — great for entertaining or fishing

• Clean cabin with seating, galley space, and V-berth

• Clean enclosed head with shower

• Solid hull and classic Sea Ray lines

• Twin inboards offering strong performance for this model

• Shore power, basic amenities, and plenty of interior room

• Great candidate for someone wanting to detail and update a proven cruiser

Condition Notes

• Exterior and deck are dirty and will need a full cleaning/detail.

• Mechanically, the boat runs and operates, and the low engine hours make it a strong foundation for a buyer willing to freshen it up cosmetically.

• Interior cabin and bathroom are clean and presentable as-is.

Why This Boat Makes Sense

The 300 Weekender is known for its spacious cockpit, stable ride, and simple, functional layout—not overly complex, easy to work on, and excellent for Great Lakes boating. With low hours and a clean cabin, this boat offers tremendous value for anyone looking for a budget-friendly cruiser that just needs some elbow grease topside.