Official 370 Sundancer thread
- Thread starter Sea Ray Mark
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wired
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- Oct 23, 2010
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- Boat Info
- 94' 370 Sundancer
- Engines
- 7.4 Mercuiser Bluewater V-Drive Inboards
I like the layout and look of the 94'as well, more privacy in the slip with the offset companionway, the helm bench seat is large enough to lay out on, and the rear arch makes it lower to haul over the road for end of season storage.
Michael Striplin
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I had mine recreated. They turned out perfect. The guy who made them can print them out for you in any color you want
Jeff6566
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Can you provide the contact ? thanks
Michael Striplin
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TN370
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I ended up just making a storage area out of wood. Put an outlet in it to serve as a phone charging station.
Roch Speiser
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Flounder Pounder or Boatoutfitters? I know Boat outfitters you can call them directly if it is original. Also searayman13 on eBay may have it. good luck to you!
TN370
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I’m told the match is a perko barrel bolt latch. I’m unsure of the size. 3,4, or 5 inch. Because the descriptions say overall dimension. But the come with a metal receiver end so not sure if that’s included in the dimension. Anyway I ordered the 5”. Hope it fits. I’ll let y’all know for future reference.
TN370
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New question. Anyone had the passenger seat off and recalls how it’s made? The back of mine started wobbling that last season. Guessing how it’s mounted or something with the frame is broken. I’m going at it on Sunday. I assume I have to pull the outside fridge out to get at some bolts or screws under the seat?
Is it a wood or metal seat frame? Hopefully not a complete rebuild and can save the cover.
Is it a wood or metal seat frame? Hopefully not a complete rebuild and can save the cover.
Michael Striplin
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it’s plywood
Michael Striplin
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TN370
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Does any one know if this is the replacement for the shower hose on the transom? Mines got a a couple leaks after 25 years.
And any suggestions for updating the knob without full replace of the fixture? If there’s nothing better than the 90s clear delta style handle I’ll probably do a full replacement of the fixture and sprayer. The other two links are for what I was thinking. This fixture would match what I put in for the sinks last year. But the sprayer and fixture make it another 100 bucks. It sure I want to spend that on a transom shower that is rarely used. Appreciate any thoughts on what you’ve installed before I order...
https://www.searay-parts.com/Scandvik-Sprayer-hose-p/71001scandvik-ss-hose5ft.htm
https://www.searay-parts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=10283 10297
https://www.searay-parts.com/Scandvik-plumbing-fixtures-p/10091scandvik.htm
And any suggestions for updating the knob without full replace of the fixture? If there’s nothing better than the 90s clear delta style handle I’ll probably do a full replacement of the fixture and sprayer. The other two links are for what I was thinking. This fixture would match what I put in for the sinks last year. But the sprayer and fixture make it another 100 bucks. It sure I want to spend that on a transom shower that is rarely used. Appreciate any thoughts on what you’ve installed before I order...
https://www.searay-parts.com/Scandvik-Sprayer-hose-p/71001scandvik-ss-hose5ft.htm
https://www.searay-parts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=10283 10297
https://www.searay-parts.com/Scandvik-plumbing-fixtures-p/10091scandvik.htm
TN370
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Thanks Michael! Looks like I’m in for a fun project!
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370Dancer
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- Oct 2, 2006
- 2,486
- Boat Info
- 1998 370 Sundancer
- Engines
- 380hp MAG MPI Gen VI with V drives
Those pictures of the upholstery all apart and being rebuilt on 370sundancer.com are mine. We made starboard bones for every piece. Those frames have been through 2 skin jobs over the last 15 years or so. Some people remove the passenger seat completely and turn it into a serving area. Yes, the SP18 ice maker has to come out, or maybe it's a fridge by now. 4 thru bolts hold the seat on. I would hazard a guess that if you could find one that was close enough in color and style, that just about any helm seat could bolt up in its place, or even swivel.
370Dancer
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- Oct 2, 2006
- 2,486
- Boat Info
- 1998 370 Sundancer
- Engines
- 380hp MAG MPI Gen VI with V drives
The fixture you are pointing to is only 1 water source, as in cold water. If you want a mixer, you don't have to go much further. I did it a few months ago.
Official 370 Sundancer thread
On page 156 of this thread I believe. IF you are not up to spending over 100 to do it, just go to home depot and get a new clear mixer knob to replace your yellowed one (i'd bet).
TN370
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Y’all might be able to tell with all my posts that the weather has broke here. Stacking up the projects for this season. Here’s another! Dash panels and gauges. My panels are not in too bad of shape but I have 2 oil pressure gauges gone bad. So debating only replacing those versus complete replacement of the panel and upgrade of all gauges. Has anyone done this? Any major changes to your setup? Multi-gauges? Digital? Anything different with alarm lights panel?
Roch Speiser
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I have upper and lower panels in box ready to go as well. Also have bad oil pressure gauge I believe. I wont be swapping anything not bad already. Did you buy new light strips or using existing?
TN370
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i haven’t bought anything yet. Just trying to figure out if I go back with the original layout or something different. My Dart is bad so I need to do something different there for sure since that’s no longer available. But yes I will buy new light strips when I do.