1984 Silverton 34 Convertible

This 1984 Silverton 34 Convertible is a fiberglass cruiser powered by twin Crusader 5.7L Vortec engines—one with approximately 400 hours and the second with around 1,100 hours—paired with updated #71C transmissions. The boat combines classic convertible styling with substantial mechanical and equipment upgrades, making it suitable for cruising, fishing, or extended time aboard.

The layout centers on a spacious interior with a comfortable salon, wide 11-foot beam, and excellent visibility from the flybridge. The convertible design offers generous cockpit space for fishing and entertaining, with accommodations below for overnight cruising. Notable features include a Westerbeke 4.5KW generator, Mermaid 16,500 BTU central air and heat, an electric Seaward stove, and a True Charge battery charger system.

Navigation and communication equipment includes a Standard Horizon 10-inch chart plotter at the bridge helm, Humminbird NS-10 GPS plotter in the salon, SI-TEX depth and fish finder, JRC 24-mile radar system, and Uniden VHF radio. The boat is outfitted with a Powerwinch Model 825 windlass, dripless PYI/PSS prop shaft logs, updated fiberglass swim platform, and new canvas enclosure. Additional systems include a searchlight, air horn with dual trumpets, and color television.

The Westerbeke generator currently requires work. A West Marine 10-foot 2-inch dinghy with Mercury 10HP outboard and associated equipment are available separately.