1996 Silverton 37 Convertible

The Silverton 37 Convertible is a fiberglass flybridge boat built in 1996, powered by twin Crusader fresh water-cooled 454XL engines producing 640 horsepower combined. The engines feature fuel injection and four-bladed propellers. Engine hours run approximately 1130, supported by a 6.5 kW Kohler generator with around 670 hours. The boat has received consistent preventative maintenance throughout its service life.

Accommodations include a single cabin with a full galley, large head with a three-sided shower and flat-panel television, and wall-to-wall carpeting. The galley features a full-size refrigerator. Two-zone air conditioning and heating serve the interior.

Equipment includes a custom hardtop with clear enclosures, Furuno radar and fish finder, Garmin color GPS, Simrad autopilot, Vetus bow thruster, Lenco trim tabs, flux gate compass, Standard Horizon depth, temperature and speed log, VHF radio, hailer, stereo system, and windlass anchor system. The swim platform has a boarding ladder and transom door, with both hot and cold transom shower options. Additional systems include shore power with charger and hot water capacity. The boat carries a tackle center built into the transom area.