1987 37 Feet Silverton 37 Convertible

Very well maintained freshwater vessel. Newer Canvas, epoxy bottom, updated interior and more. Owner is ready to review reasonable offers. The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:

Clean lines, excellent versatility, and an attractive price combined to made the Silverton 37 Convertible one of the most popular boats in her class during the past decade. Unlike many other convertibles this size, the Silverton 37 has a single-stateroom floorplan with a full-size dinette in place of a second stateroom. The salon is completely open to the galley in this layout, and the 360 degree wraparound windows make the salon seem unusually spacious and inviting. There's a stall shower in the head, and light oak paneling is applied throughout the interior. The cockpit is large enough for a couple of anglers, and the flybridge is arranged with guest seating forward of the helm. Twin Perkins diesels were standard in early models but the majority of Silverton 37s were powered with twin 350hp Crusader gas engines. The cruising speed is 18-19 knots, and the top speed is around 29 knots. Note that Silverton engineers replaced the original V-drive engine installations with straight-drives in 1981.