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I have owned my 2005 420 DA for 4 years and each year is better than the last. I have nothing bad at all to say about this boat and highly recommend your purchase. If you would like to chat just send me a PM. Good luck Mark

I got rid of my Navigator two years ago after many crashes of the hard drive - not to mention it is no longer supported by the manufacturer. I went with another C120 Raymarine and now have dual C120's. It gives me some reduncancy in case of unit failure. I use the chartplotter and fishfinder on...

I tossed my SeaRay Navigator a few years ago (kept crashing) and replaced with a Raymarine C120. I still have the following SeaRay Navigator accessories - keyboard, external CD ROM, SeaRay Navigator Charts Regions 3 and 4. First one to send me a PM with FedEx\UPS shipping number can have it...

$700 for the 420 DA

I have goose - bumps. God Bless America!!!

I'm not sure about everyone else, but I miss the daily postings to the "CSR Rendezvous - Atlantic City, NJ. Seems like we need another trip to be organized before summers end.

My preference is "F" dock which I normally take. I have a little dog that will be yapping the whole night if I am in the center of the activity.

Put the Southern Cross down for shrimp, antipast and some sweets. Dom - no need to worry about the antipast - the Admiral is full blooded Italian. Buon appetito

I have the 2005 with the 6CTA's. This is my third Sea Ray and will be my last. It is a terrific boat; no complaints.

Ron - isn't that schoal in your picture west of the channel?

Sometime in late July last year, the buoys in the LE inlet were repositioned. The previous course was more southerly and the re-positioned course takes a more northerly track as you head out to sea. The difference between the two routes on the track lines on my chartplotter is striking. I...

Jimbo - send me a private message with your phone information and I will call you over the weekend

Not a big fan. I had one in my 2005 420 Dancer. The hard drive crashed in my original unit and was replaced with two refurbished units that crashed as well. I replaced the Navigator and now have two C120 Raymarine units. To my knowledge the unit is now longer supported by MapTech.

The installation is pretty straight forward - I did it myself. I'm pretty handy but I'm a desk jockey by day. As I recall it requires two fibergalss support brackets to be mounted on the transom and two on the bimini support rod. The lines are as you see in the picture attached - it takes...

I do not have a picture of the cover on my 340 but here is the picture from TaylorMade. Exactly the same but in Black. Here is the link to the TaylorMade website. http://www.taylormarine.com/fastback/index.html

I've traded up from my 340 DA a few years ago year and have no use for the FastBack cover. The cover is black and fits the 2004 and 05 340 Sundancer. Purchased for approx $2,400, I used it only 4-5 times and it is like new. I have all the hardware necessary for installation. Asking $500...

I basically have the same coverage and plan to switch when my policy expires late this month

I'm a happy camper (boater) also. Just received a quote from Clyde for a 31% reduction. Current insurance is with Zurich.

I have had nothing but bad experiences with the SRN. I have been through 3 refurbished units that have all failed. I had the Type II version. About a month ago I repaced my SRN with another C120 unit. What a joy.

I just spoke to the Coast Guard Barnegat Light station and they confirmed that as of last Thursday the markers have been moved. He said it was pretty much a straight shot out from the ICW.