1980 Silverton 34 Convertible

This 1980 Silverton 34 Convertible is a fiberglass cruiser with a 12'6" beam built for stability and comfortable cruising. The boat is powered by twin Chrysler Marine 250 engines paired with Walter V-drives, which were installed in 2021 along with new brass propellers. The engines have logged minimal hours—38 and 46 respectively—and deliver reliable performance. Twin cockpit hatches provide straightforward access to the engine compartment for maintenance.

The flybridge helm offers commanding sightlines, while the spacious cockpit serves as the social hub of the boat. Below deck, the accommodations include a forward berth, a full galley with three-burner stove and oven, refrigerator, and stainless steel sink, plus a salon with comfortable seating. A manual pressurized freshwater system provides hot and cold water throughout.

Navigation and electrical systems are well-appointed: a Garmin 4012 chartplotter with integrated radar and GPS, VHF radio, ProMariner ProSport 20-amp 3-bank battery charger, and four Group 24 deep-cycle batteries. The boat carries 250 gallons of fuel and 40 gallons of fresh water.

Equipment includes an 8-foot fiberglass dinghy, swim platform, cockpit shower, trim tabs and bilge pumps, 10 kg Bruce anchor, fenders, dock lines, life jackets, fire extinguishers, and a cockpit canvas enclosure. The boat is ready for coastal cruising, entertaining, or fishing.