2001 Silverton 392 Motor Yacht

The 2001 Silverton 392 is a 44-foot fiberglass motor yacht built on a high-freeboard modified-V hull with a 14-foot beam. Twin Crusader Captain's Choice 8.1 HO gasoline engines rated at 425 horsepower each deliver cruising speeds around 17 knots, with a maximum speed of 21 knots. The boat carries an 8kW Kohler generator and is equipped with a Vetus bow thruster for maneuvering.

The yacht's defining feature is an expansive full-beam salon with cherry joinery, an Ultraleather sofa, dinette, and full galley. Three cabins provide sleeping quarters, with double berths in the forward and aft staterooms. Two heads each include a separate shower stall. The flybridge offers bench seating forward and aft of the helm console, and the aft deck features a hardtop, wet bar, and rear bench seat. A curved staircase leads to the swim platform.

Systems throughout are modern and comprehensive. Power comes from dual Crusader engines with 948 hours logged as of mid-2026, backed by three Lithium battery banks and a suite of solar charging equipment including three 115-watt panels with Victron Energy controllers. A complete Garmin electronics package includes dual 8200 chart plotters, 24 HD radar, 2kW fish finder, autopilot, and multi-function display. Dual-zone Marine Air air-conditioning and heating, a Samsung-based entertainment system with TVs in three cabin areas, and a central vacuum system complete the accommodations.

Equipment includes a new windlass with helm remote, Standard Horizon VHF with AIS, newly refreshed interior soft goods, a galley with electric stove, microwave, and refrigerator-freezer, and multiple 12/110-volt service panels. The boat carries a Rocna anchor with chain and rode, full docklines and fenders, and USCG safety equipment.