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| Source: Sea Ray |
It’s strange, six months ago the outboard powered sport cruiser market didn’t exist and now there are two boats competing in it. We’ve already looked at the only other boat in this segment, now let’s take a look at Sea Ray’s 370 Venture.
One of the first things I noticed on this boat is how far apart the motors are (about 5 feet center to center); I bet this thing has catamaran like handling when your docking. We checked out the Venture in Ft. Lauderdale and were pretty impressed. The birth in this thing is huge thanks to the absence of an engine room. The only minor quarrel I could conceive would be trying to inspect or unfoul a prop, but you'd have the same problem with other cruisers.
Click past the jump for the 370 Venture’s specs, a photo gallery, and a couple videos.
- Overall Length w/ Std. Extended Swim Platform 37'2" / 11.33 m
- Beam 11'3" / 3.43 m
- Dry Weight 15,432 lb / 7,000 kg
- Draft - Drive Down 29" / 74 cm
- Dead Rise 18°
- Fuel Capacity 222 gal / 840 L
- Water Capacity 31 gal / 117 L
- Holding Tank 28 gal / 106 l
- LOA 37'2" / 11.333 m
- Overall Length 37'2" / 11.33 m
- Propulsion Twin Mercury 300CXL Verado
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| 370 Venture at FLIBS |
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| Getting a peak at the outboards. |
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| The engine all trimmed up. |
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| Nice snorkel. |
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| Head |
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| Galley |
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| Huge birth. |
Source: Sea Ray and YouTube
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