2000 Silverton 392 Motor Yacht

The Silverton 392 is a 39-foot motor yacht built around an innovative "Sidewalk" design that grants direct flybridge-to-foredeck access while preserving a full-beam salon. The salon capitalizes on the boat's 14-foot beam to feel notably spacious. Power comes from twin Caterpillar 3126 diesel engines with fresh water cooling and direct drive, paired with a Kohler 8.0-kilowatt generator. The boat is fitted with hydraulic trim tabs, a bow thruster, and reverse cycle heating and air conditioning throughout.

Topside, the yacht features an extended swim platform, a sundeck with hardtop and refreshment center, and a flybridge with stadium seating and full canvas enclosures. Deck hardware is through-bolted stainless steel, with side access doors port and starboard, a horizontal windlass, electronics mast, and stainless bow rail. Below, the L-shaped salon includes a pull-out berth and dinette across from the galley, which has solid surface counters, a three-burner electric stove with oven, and recently updated refrigerator and microwave.

The master stateroom aft features a walk-around queen berth and opening portlights. The master head includes a vanity, mirrored cabinet, electric toilet, separate glass-enclosed shower, and storage. Forward is a guest stateroom with a double berth, two hanging lockers, and its own head with vanity, electric toilet, and separate shower. Both heads have stall showers with glass enclosures.

Navigation and monitoring equipment includes a Raytheon RL70 radar GPS display, chart-plotter, autopilot, depth gauge, and VHF radio. Additional systems include an automatic fire suppression system, carbon monoxide detectors, automatic bilge pumps, and an oil exchange system.