The 2004 Sundancer features crisp styling and an interior that makes the most out of available space with berths for six, full-service galley, and V-berth that converts into a second dinette. Built on a deep-V hull with a moderate beam and an integrated swim platform, the Sundancer?s curved radar arch is an appealing design touch seen in many express boats in recent years. The single-level cockpit is arranged with a sun pad opposite the helm, an aftfacing bench seat, wet bar, and a retractable rear bench seat that folds up into the transom when it?s necessary to get into the engine compartment. A large storage locker is built into the transom, and molded steps at the helm provide easy access to the walk-through windshield. Powered with twin 260hp MerCruiser sterndrives, the 280 Sundancer will cruise in the mid-to-high 20s and reach a top speed of 40 knots.