Sea Ray 375 Sedan Bridge - 2007

[375SunDancer]

I have a 2007 375 Sedan Bridge, fully loaded incl downstairs helm position which is rare, with twin Yanmar diesels.

She has low hours as mainly been used for a day boat base as we have another small boat that we use to go ashore. She has been for sale for almost two years now as I'm looking to downside to 270 SLX as a day boat but the market in the UK / EU for Sea Ray seems to be getting smaller as Sea Ray aren't pushing the brand over here anymore.

I've no doubt if she was in the UK or AUS that she would have sold months ago! She's priced to sell and is at least £30,000 cheaper than the nearest one for sale.

Any recommendations on brokerage / markets to go to?

I don't mind her being listed internationally, obviously depending on brokerage etc and that the buyer pays for shipping. But, which brokers are the best for this?

 

[Havana Shamrock]

It seems your model is more of a European style the "open" fly bridge is not as popular here in the states but is catching on. On your boat the added second helm takes away much needed space as I had the hardtop version and can say that I wouldn't consider the fly bridge in a 36' boat. You do have the diesels but in the US they installed the more common Cummins motors. I would speak with some larger international brokers to get a feel for how much you may lose shipping her out of the country plus commission?
That boat is a little difficult to move in the US in any configuration as it's not a very popular model and considered an entry level bridge boat. Most buyers are afraid of the narrow beam and question if the boat rolls in small seas. I found my boat to be fine but she did get pushed a little in the wind around the dock. I wish you the best and keep us updated a lot of SLX owners here as well.