2006 Silverton 38 Sport Bridge

The 2006 Silverton 38 Sport Bridge is a flybridge cruiser built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Crusader 8.1-litre gasoline engines producing 385 horsepower each. The boat cruises at 15 knots with a maximum speed of 24 knots. At nearly 40 feet in length with a 14-foot beam, this sedan bridge design combines bold exterior styling with a thoughtfully arranged interior. The flybridge and aft deck both feature full canvas enclosures, and a Silverton SideWalk system provides safe access down either side to the foredeck sunpad.

The salon is notably spacious for its size class, with 6'6" ceilings and large windows flooding the space with natural light. To starboard sits an electric convertible sofa that opens to a double bed for overnight guests; to port, a raised settee with dining table. The galley follows an open-concept layout with a two-burner electric cooktop, microwave, and a large stainless sink. The forward master stateroom has a queen bed with ample storage, while the second cabin also features a queen that converts to twin singles. A split-design head maximizes space, with a Vacuflush toilet and sink forward of a separate stall shower.

The flybridge serves as the command center, offering three bucket seats at the helm with excellent sightlines and full navigation capability. The dash includes a Garmin MFD, autopilot, electronic engine controls, and a VHF radio. The boat is equipped with bow and stern thrusters, a Lewmar electric windlass, trim tabs, and a 10-kilowatt Kohler generator. The cockpit features interior access via comfortable stairs and houses a large storage locker that opens to the lazarette. Three new refrigerators and a bar sink support entertaining throughout the boat.

The engines and generator completed spring service in March 2026 including fresh fluids, filters, impellers, and zincs. A 2016 Highfield center console dinghy with 25-horsepower Yamaha outboard is included on SeaWise davits, along with a trailer.