1987 Silverton Convertible

Step aboard this ’87 Convertible and you’ll notice how much natural light pours into the cabin through the big side windows and forward glass—no cave-like feel here. The wide beam gives you surprising elbow room in the salon and makes the boat feel bigger than the LOA suggests. Up top, the enclosed bridge offers excellent sightlines for docking and trolling, and there’s plenty of space to bring a couple of friends along for the ride. Many owners love using the large foredeck for sun pads or portable chairs, turning it into a private lounging spot at anchor. Generous storage throughout means you can actually bring all the gear you want for extended weekends aboard.

This Silverton Convertible is a smart match for local waters that demand both comfortable cruising and capable handling when afternoon chop builds. The hull’s moderate deadrise and solid glass construction deliver a reassuring ride when the breeze kicks up, while the twin inboards give you the control you want around tight marinas and busy fairways. The flybridge enclosure extends the boating season, keeping you dry and out of the wind on cooler days. Below, the generous cabin volume and real galley make it easy to turn spontaneous day trips into overnight stays without feeling cramped, whether you’re tied up at a dock or swinging on the hook in a quiet cove.