ALL 1970s Sea Ray Brochures

[Drifter22ft]

Still have the original camper canvas

 

[Ike]

I really Like the lounge seats

 

[Chuck Vohs]

I don’t have a manual I just kinda figure things out as I go had a great time doing my interior

Wow, that looks great!

 

[IdlePoet]

I see a need to have a good single access point for all 1970s Sea Ray brochures. I own one of each and I will try to edit and build this post to make these easily accessible to all. I can maybe then step into the '80s brochures, which I have most of.

Here is Sea Ray's grouping of brochures with the 73, 74 and 75 brochures missing. Here is a direct link to their catalog year selection page, which can be confusing to find otherwise.

http://searay.com/page.aspx/pageid/162289/Owners-Resources.aspx#ModelArchive

Now here are my additions of the 74 and 75 catalogs. I have the 73, but don't have it scanned yet.

1974 Sea Ray catalog: http://www.readylens.com/Photos/1974 Sea Ray catalog.pdf
1975 Sea Ray catalog: http://www.readylens.com/Photos/1975%20Sea%20Ray%20catalog.pdf

I also have the 1960s catalogs and I'm tempted to color scan them and post here since some of the Sea Ray company copies are not very good

Was hoping you would post the 1977 SR195?

 

[adeibert]

I see a need to have a good single access point for all 1970s Sea Ray brochures. I own one of each and I will try to edit and build this post to make these easily accessible to all. I can maybe then step into the '80s brochures, which I have most of.

Here is Sea Ray's grouping of brochures with the 73, 74 and 75 brochures missing. Here is a direct link to their catalog year selection page, which can be confusing to find otherwise.

http://searay.com/page.aspx/pageid/162289/Owners-Resources.aspx#ModelArchive

Now here are my additions of the 74 and 75 catalogs. I have the 73, but don't have it scanned yet.

1974 Sea Ray catalog: http://www.readylens.com/Photos/1974 Sea Ray catalog.pdf
1975 Sea Ray catalog: http://www.readylens.com/Photos/1975%20Sea%20Ray%20catalog.pdf

I also have the 1960s catalogs and I'm tempted to color scan them and post here since some of the Sea Ray company copies are not very good

I know this is a rather old thread but I just started on a restoration of a 1973 srv 200 and was wondering if you could upload the brochure for that year?

 

[Ned]

Maybe. Just Google searay. I have a 76 brochure I found. Btw. I have 2 73 srvs. One us in rough shape. The other is my main boat. I'd be interested to know what you have

 

[Ned]

 

[Ned]

I posted this on the classics forum too. But there's a hose across the gas tank I don't know what it does.

 

[Drifter22ft]

I also have a 73 220 srv but main boat now is a 88 300 sundancer

 

[Ned]

That's funny. Thst boat has the same cockpit as my other 73. The 220 has the cockpit set back and doesn't have the lower glass. Thrres cabinets on the drivers sidein front of the cockpit and the water tank and dining area were on the left side..it has a toilet too.

 

[muskokamarc]

Would love to see the brochures for the 80's boats!

 

[adeibert]

Maybe. Just Google searay. I have a 76 brochure I found. Btw. I have 2 73 srvs. One us in rough shape. The other is my main boat. I'd be interested to know what you have

Turns out when we actually got the title and it is a 74 but here are some pics.

 

[muskokamarc]

Turns out when we actually got the title and it is a 74 but here are some pics.

That is a cool looking blue interior!

 

[Drifter22ft]

Watch the seat boxes are higher than what you can buy

 

[Randy Dixon]

Hi new to this site have picked up a (unknown year) traveler srv150 can not find info on this boat but am looking for info as I restore it. Any brochures or pictures specs info would be fantastic thanks

 

[Ike]

Are you sure of the model number? I looked at brochures from 1972 back to 1965. Couldn't find a 150. In 1964 they had a 15'6" model but it was the 500. They used a different naming convention back then. In the late 60's they started using the SRV 160 170 180 and so on These usually meant the boat length was somewhere between say, in the case of a 160, between 16 and 17 feet, 170 17 to 18 feet and so on. So a 150 would be between 15 and 16 feet in length. I''l see if I can find later brochures.
Sea Rays database of brochures goes back to 1962 but unfortunately they are missing 74-78

Can you post a photo of the boat? Is it an outboard or I/O?

 

[Ike]

Looked at 1974 and 75 No joy

 

[Randy Dixon]

Are you sure of the model number? I looked at brochures from 1972 back to 1965. Couldn't find a 150. In 1964 they had a 15'6" model but it was the 500. They used a different naming convention back then. In the late 60's they started using the SRV 160 170 180 and so on These usually meant the boat length was somewhere between say, in the case of a 160, between 16 and 17 feet, 170 17 to 18 feet and so on. So a 150 would be between 15 and 16 feet in length. I''l see if I can find later brochures.
Sea Rays database of brochures goes back to 1962 but unfortunately they are missing 74-78

Can you post a photo of the boat? Is it an outboard or I/O?

 

[Randy Dixon]

Hi thanks for the reply. It’s an outboard
Here are some pics

 

[Ike]

Sure looks like a 70's era Sea Ray. Does it have a Hull Identification Number? If it was made after 1972 it should. You will find it on the outside of the transom in the upper right corner. Should be a 12 digit number starting with SER. The last two digits are the model year. Nice looking boat. Same color as mine but not as faded as mine. See HIN 101 https://newboatbuilders.com/boating/HIN101.html It should also be on any paperwork you got with the boat.

My other suggestion would be to contact Sea Ray Customer Service and ask about it.