2006 Sea Ray 240 Sundeck description

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Here’s a comprehensive description of the 2006 Sea Ray 240 Sundeck, a popular second-generation deck boat offered between 2000 and 2008:

Overview & Design

• Model Type: A deck boat (also classified as a bowrider/runabout) known for its roomy, open layout and versatility 
• Dimensions:
• Length overall: ~24 ft (approximately 26 ft with swim platform) 
• Beam: ~8 ft 6 in 
• Hull & Ride Quality:
• Fiberglass hull with a 21° deadrise—offers improved handling in choppy water compared to earlier versions
• Features a walkthrough windshield with door for easy bow access and better protection 

Layout & Onboard Comfort

• Bow Area:
• Spacious lounge area with wraparound seating, stainless grab rails, built-in speakers, a bow shower, and a ladder with anchor storage 
• Cockpit & Entertainment Center:
• Entertainment center (wet bar) located behind helm includes a sink, cupholders, and cooler space 
• Cockpit offers versatile layout: standard L-shaped lounger or optional smaller sofa with swivel companion seat 
• Head & Storage:
• Enclosed head compartment with sink, vanity, porta-potty, medicine cabinet, port window, upper/lower storage; head placement varies by layout 
• A lot of storage throughout the boat, including in-floor ski lockers, under-helm compartments, anchor locker 
• Transom & Swim Platform:
• Extended swim platform with integrated reboarding ladder, transom door, washdown, and ski-tow cleat/handle 

Capacities & Performance

• Weight & Capacity:
• Dry weight: ~4,680 lbs.
• Estimated trailering weight (with gear and trailer): ~6,500–7,000 lbs 
• Accommodates up to 12 passengers or around 2,100 lbs of people and gear 
• Fuel capacity: 65 gallons; freshwater ~20 gallons; optional 10-gallon holding tank available 
• Engine Options & Power:
• Standard power: MerCruiser 5.0 L MPI Bravo III (~240–260 hp).
• Optional upgrades ranged from 5.7 L EFI (~260 hp), 7.4 L MPI (~310 hp), up to 496 MAG engines (~375–425 hp) depending on buyer preference 
• Performance examples: With higher-power engines (350 or 496 MAG), top speed nears 50 mph