1989 Silverton Cuddy 32 Cruiser

Step aboard this 32 and you’ll notice how much thought went into making her feel bigger than the numbers suggest. High freeboard and generous beam give you reassuringly tall cockpit coamings and wide side decks, so moving forward to handle lines or drop the hook feels secure. The helm is set up with good sightlines, and the windshield angle keeps wind and spray off your crew. Down below, the mid-cabin tucks under the cockpit, opening up extra floor space and headroom where you actually move around. Storage cubbies, hanging lockers, and deep compartments under the seats swallow gear for a long weekend, while opening ports and hatches keep the cabin bright and aired out.

This 32-footer fits local waters well, where conditions can swing from flat calm to afternoon chop in a hurry. The moderate draft lets you poke into shallower coves and tighter harbors, yet you’ve still got the heft and hull form to run comfortably when the breeze picks up. Twin engines make docking in busy marinas far less stressful, especially around tight fairways and crosswinds. The roomy cockpit is ideal for hosting friends on evening cruises, and the enclosed, climate-friendly cabin turns unpredictable weather into a non-issue, giving you a reliable platform for shoulder-season boating as well as peak summer runs.