- Cruising Speed: 15.64 kn
- Maximum Speed: 24.33 kn
- Beam: 13' 10''
- Hull Material: Fiberglass
- Fuel Tank: 1 x 335|gallon
- Fresh Water: 1 x 100|gallon
- Holding: 1 x 42|gallon
- Heads: 1
"Jackpot" is a 2002 Sea Ray 410 Express Cruiser that the market has been waiting for. Single-owner since 2017 and kept exclusively in a covered slip at Blue Dolphin Yachting Center on Clear Lake, this twin-Cummins-450 diesel express cruiser presents in ready to enjoy condition with updated Furuno electronics, just 850 hours on the original mains, and the level of meticulous care that's increasingly hard to find on early-2000s cruisers. If you've been searching for a 41-foot Sea Ray with the preferred diesel power package, genuinely low hours, and a documented maintenance trail — your search ends here. (preliminary listing, new photos & video coming soon!)
"2002 Sea Ray 410 EC — Twin Cummins 450 Diesels • Covered Slip • Updated Furuno"
Denison Yachting - San Francisco is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Yachts360.
Denison Yacht Sales offers the details of this yacht in good faith but can’t guarantee the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this boat for sale. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from that yacht market without notice. She is offered as a convenience by this yacht broker to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.
Why this boat stands out
Preferred Cummins 6CTA 8.3 Diamond Series Power. Twin 450 HP mechanical diesels — the factory-upgrade power package and the universally preferred choice for this hull. Approximately 850 hours on the originals, well below mid-life on engines documented to run 8,000–15,000+ hours when properly maintained. ZF Marine 280A transmissions, fresh-water closed cooling, and Reverso oil-change system.
Eight Years Continuous Covered Storage. Since the Pattersons took ownership in 2017, this vessel has lived under cover at Blue Dolphin Yachting Center — protecting the gelcoat, canvas, upholstery, and exterior surfaces from the UV damage that plagues most boats of this vintage. The hull and interior show like a much newer vessel.
Brackish-Water Service Only. Galveston Bay's lower salinity is materially easier on running gear, shafts, and the raw-water cooling circuit than open Gulf or full Atlantic saltwater service. This boat has never seen the abuse that ages its Florida and Carolina counterparts.
Updated Furuno Electronics Package. New Furuno GPS, chart plotter, and radar package replacing the original 2002 electronics — saving the next owner $8,000–$15,000 in immediate post-purchase upgrades and ensuring offshore-ready capability the day she changes hands.
Single-Owner Maintenance History. Comprehensive maintenance records and service documentation available for review. Engines have been routinely serviced; oil changes, impellers, and consumables maintained on schedule.
Performance & range
Specifications
Length Overall45' 6" (including swim platform) Length on Deck41' 6" Beam13' 10" Draft3' 4" Displacement22,000 lbs HullDeep Vee, 19° transom deadrise, fiberglass EnginesTwin Cummins 6CTA 8.3 Diamond Series, 450 HP diesel inboard Engine HoursApproximately 1,300 TransmissionsZF Marine 280A PropellersTwin four-blade bronze, 22 × 27 Fuel Capacity335 gallons (2 × 167.5 gal aluminum) Fresh Water100 gallons Holding42 gallons GeneratorWesterbeke 7.6 BTD diesel SteeringSeaStar hydraulic HINSERF8903I102 USCG Documentation#1127699
Accommodations & layout
Forward master stateroom with island queen berth, hanging lockers, and private access to the head with separate shower stall. Aft guest stateroom (sliding pocket doors) with U-shaped seating that converts to a full berth — sleeps six total. Main salon features cherry interior with wraparound lounge seating that converts to additional berth, full galley with Corian counters, three-burner cooktop, microwave, and refrigerator/freezer. Vacuflush head. Four steps up to the open cockpit with starboard-side helm station.
Equipment summary
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The bottom line
Boats like this don't come to market often: preferred diesel power, low hours, eight years of single-owner covered-slip stewardship, brackish-water service, and current electronics — all from a Galveston Bay home base where the next owner can step on and go. Pre-purchase survey welcomed and encouraged.
Currently moored at Blue Dolphin Yachting Center, Seabrook, Texas. Shown by appointment.
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