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Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Air-Conditioning & Heat (3-Units; Note Cockpit Air-Conditioning & Heat), Head (Vacuflush) w/Vanity/Sink/Stall-Shower, Central Vacuum System, Kohler 6.0kw Generator, Raymarine Radar w/GPS/Chartplotter (Note Axius w/Joy-Stick, Auto-Heading Control, and Sky-Hook), Premium Fusion Sound System w/AMP/JL-Audio Speakers, Cockpit Wet Bar w/Sink/Refrigerator, Full Teak Cockpit / Swim Platform, and MUCH more!The PowerBoat Guide had this to saySea Ray didn’t get to where they are today by cutting corners. The 38 Sundancer (called the 390 Sundancer in 2010–11) is a case in point. Introduced in 2006, she rides on a deep-V hull with cored hull-sides, prop pockets, and a solid fiberglass bottom. While Sundancers are generally known for their cutting-edge styling—note the vertical hull ports and seamless hardtop with aft sunshade—the lush accommodations of the 38 Sundancer are a match for the best European sportyachts her size. With 6'7 of cabin headroom, a huge mid-stateroom, and a private bow stateroom with flat-screen TV, the interior has the look and feel of a small motoryacht. The Sundancer’s wide-open cockpit with centerline walk-through provides facing lounge seating for a small crowd. The swivel helm seat with flip-up bolster is a nice touch. A transom storage locker, power engine-room hatch, foredeck sun pads, underwater exhausts, and anchor wash-down system were standard.