1982 Silverton 40 Aft Cabin

The 1982 Silverton 40 is a fiberglass sedan-bridge motor yacht powered by twin Crusader 350 gasoline engines. With approximately 1,500 hours on the engines, the boat offers the proven performance and reliability characteristic of this well-regarded cruising model. The 40-foot length and 14-foot beam create a spacious interior and wide stance suitable for extended time on the water.

The layout centers on a large flybridge with commanding visibility, complemented by a generous salon below. Two cabins and two heads provide comfortable accommodation for cruising or liveaboard use. The boat's design prioritizes interior volume and livability, balancing open social spaces with private quarters.

The boat spent most of its operational history in freshwater, primarily based in New York, which has benefited hull preservation and overall condition. This freshwater background is a notable advantage in the used yacht market, as it typically results in less corrosion and deterioration than saltwater exposure.