Fun and Performance…a Great Combination

With her sharp entry, forward protruding bow and modified-V 19-degree transom deadrise, there’s not much that you can expect to run into out there that will keep you off the water. When you do come in for a landing, or to play on the hook, the 180’s integral swim platform includes a three-step, as opposed to the more often seen two-step, stainless steel ladder and grab rail for effortless boarding.

Performance and Ride

If you would like a little more punch than the 180’s standard 115-hp outboard can give you, you can upgrade to a 135-hp Merc or the clean running, fuel saving and extremely quiet 135-hp Mercury OptiMax outboard. To avoid messy bilges and mildew buildup, all the stowage areas are lined with easy-to-clean vinyl matting. If fishing is your bag and you don’t want to go for the optional fishing package, a 15-gallon live baitwell is standard as well as a built-in insulated cooler and a pair of stainless steel rod holders.

One fun option is the available top-of-the-line Clarion AM/FM digital cassette stereo with two waterproof speakers and a cockpit remote control. Fun and performance as well as great sound? That’s a combo you can’t beat.

• Top speed for the Sea Ray 180 Dual Console is 42.0 MPH (67.6 KPH), burning 13.1 gallons per hour (GPH) or 49.58 liters per hour (LPH).


• Best cruise for the Sea Ray 180 Dual Console is 27.8 MPH (44.7 KPH), and the boat gets 4.14 miles per gallon (MPG) or 1.76 kilometers per liter (KPL), giving the boat a cruising range of 130 miles (209.21 kilometers).


• Tested power is 1 x 115-hp Mercury outboard.

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Full Warranty Information on this brand coming soon!