New 1993 Sea Ray 200 Overnighter Owner

[Chip S]

Just purchased a 1993 Sea Ray 200 Overnighter with a 1993 Mercury 150 hp Black Max outboard. The boat is fast! The interior was redone a couple of years ago (new floor, new carpet, new seats) and the canvas is only a few years old. Its missing the cabin doors, the depth sounder isn't working, and the cabin light isn't working. It has a few minor dings here and there, but for a 1993 its in really good shape. I have my three projects to work on this winter. Looking forward to getting it out on the water next spring.

 

[All's Well]

Welcome to CSR -
Sounds like you have a few projects to work on over the winter - Enjoy

 

[CNYBoater]

Welcome to CSR. I have the 1994 Overnighter O/B with the 135HP Blackmax. I rather enjoy mine. Cruising speed for me is mid-20s, WOT is 42mph. fuel economy for mixed RPM usage on my last 50 miles on the lake was around 2.4mpg

 

[Chip S]

I fixed the cabin light (sanded the light bulb base) and the depth sounder (switch was turned off). I also took measurements for the cabin doors. A pretty good start for my first day.

 

[CNYBoater]

my doors are 1/2" HDPE by the looks of it. Four panels, two long hinged in the middle that go into the well before the cuddy and snap to a strap against the helm, and two short, hinged in the middle that snap into a strap in the side console. There are bolts that lock the short piece closed to the cuddy aft wall. There is a hasp that accommodates a padlock that locks the cuddy. Lony B's photo of his cockpit in the official 200 thread is a good photo of the layout, but mine does not have the wood trim that I've seen in many other photos.