1995 Silverton 37 Convertible

This 1995 Silverton 37 Convertible is a fiberglass flybridge boat powered by twin Crusader 502-XL gasoline engines rated at 830 hp combined, with just 744 original hours on the engines. The boat cruises at 21 knots and reaches a top speed of 28 knots, equipped with trim tabs for handling. Built for freshwater use on the Great Lakes, it features a 13.92-foot beam and has been maintained as an inside-stored winter boat.

The yacht includes air-conditioning and heat across two units, a Kohler generator with 351 hours, a full canvas package with a newly installed convertible-top enclosure and isinglass windows (2025), and a windlass anchor system. The head has an electric flush toilet with vanity sink and stall shower. Electronics comprise a VHF marine radio and GPS chartplotter, plus an AM/FM stereo system. The cockpit offers a deep well with in-deck fish box and transom door.

Recent updates include new wall coverings and flooring throughout the salon and new sofa (2025), new bridge enclosure (2025), replaced waste tank and all waste hoses (2022), and new cutlass bearings. The salon features a roomy layout with neutral décor, and the boat is offered in a convertible floor-plan configuration. Side exhausts and prop-pockets are built into the design to reduce draft, with a large engine room for access and maintenance.