1986 Silverton 34 Convertible

The Silverton 34 Convertible is a solid fiberglass twin-engine cruiser built in 1986, powered by twin Crusader gasoline engines producing 540 hp combined. At 34 feet overall with a 12.5-foot beam, this boat was designed as a capable mid-size platform for coastal cruising and light offshore fishing, featuring the flybridge layout that made Silverton's convertibles popular during that era.

The interior is organized around a single cabin with one head and sleeping berths for up to six. The design prioritizes usable space, with a roomy cabin layout paired with an expansive cockpit well-suited to fishing or entertaining. The solid fiberglass construction contributes to a stable, predictable ride in varying conditions.

The boat carries approximately 240 gallons of fuel capacity and draws roughly 3 feet of water, making it accessible to many cruising grounds. The heavy construction and proven design reflect the build quality typical of Silverton's mid-range convertibles from this period.