1990 Post 46 II Convertible

Step aboard and you’ll feel what made these Post convertibles legends on the dock. The salon has that classic, wide-body feel with big windows, so you’re not cruising in a cave, and the galley-down layout keeps the social space open while still giving the cook room to work underway. The cockpit is broad and uncluttered, ready for a full spread of rods or a pair of deck chairs when it’s time to unwind. Up on the bridge, sightlines are excellent, and you’ve got the height you want for reading rips and bird life. Solid glass work, hefty rails, and straightforward systems reflect an era when boats were built to be used hard and kept for decades.

This 46 II Convertible suits local waters where conditions can turn from flat to frothy in a single tide change. The hull’s size and weight bring welcome stability when afternoon chop stacks up, while the efficient running attitude keeps spray down and guests comfortable on longer runs to offshore structure or distant anchorages. The generous cockpit is ideal for trolling those productive edges yet just as practical for family crabbing, swimming, or tender storage. Inside, two staterooms and a roomy salon give everyone a place to dry out and recharge after a day on open water. It’s a boat that can handle shoulder-season weather yet still feel inviting for casual evening cruises close to home.