1987 Post 46 Post

Step aboard and you can feel this 46 has been treated more like a classic motoryacht than a hard-run sportfish. The flybridge layout gives the skipper a commanding view with plenty of room to bring a couple of friends up top without feeling crowded. The cockpit is a blank canvas: perfect for a pair of teak deck chairs and a cooler, or easily outfitted for light tackle if you decide to wet a line after all. Wide side decks and substantial rail height make line handling and docking feel secure. Down below, the quiet ride and generous sound insulation let conversation flow underway without shouting over the Detroits.

A Post 46 of this vintage suits local waters where conditions can shift from calm to choppy in a single afternoon. The robust, solid-glass hull takes on short, steep chop with a reassuring, predictable motion, while the convertible layout offers both cruising comfort and serious sea-keeping. Long runs between harbors are made easier by the elevated helm sightlines and efficient Detroit power, while the generous cockpit handles everything from rafting up with friends to loading provisions from the dock. With two private staterooms and proper heads, weekends away or overnight passages along the coast stay comfortable for family or guests.