The 350 Sundancer premiered during the financial meltdown of 2008 but still set sales records. Later dubbed the 370, she'll still turn heads at the dock back when you pull up. You guests will have plenty of seating options on the cockpit and if you need to escape the heat down below.

She's big enough for comfy week-long adventures away from the home port and plenty of galley accommodations if you prefer to prepare your own meals (inside or outside cooking options). And the generator gives you backup if you like to anchor out overnight.

Immensely comfortable for a couple but equally suitable for kids or guests. The 6'7" headroom will make your taller friends feel at home and the rear seating area in the cabin is nice enough for a friend who needs an overnight but so big that they'd overstay their welcome.

The luxurious cockpit accommodates a small crowd and includes a wet bar with refrigerator, teak cockpit table and extra pads for people to get comfy while enjoying drinks and snacks.

Easy access to the engine room via the power--lifting hatch.

Cruise 24-26 knots and easily dock with the joystick.

Summary

Overall Length: 35' 4" Beam: 11' 6" Draft: 36"

Weight: Approximately 14,500 lbs (dry weight)

Fuel Capacity: 250 gallons

Water Capacity: 50 gallons

Sewage Capacity: 28 gallons

Cruising Speed: Approx. 25 knots Top Speed: Approx. 35 knots

Cabin Features: Spacious salon with seating, convertible dinette, full galley with refrigerator, microwave, and stove, enclosed head with shower, V-berth and mid-berth sleeping areas

Cockpit Features: U-shaped seating with table, wet bar with sink, refrigerator and ice maker, swim platform with ladder, sun pad on the bow

Electronics: Raymarine A Series GPS/chartplotter, VHF radio, stereo system and speakers

Safety Features: Automatic bilge pumps, fire suppression system, fenders and lines