1990 Post 50 Convertible

Step aboard and you’ll notice the Post 50’s trademark: a huge, open salon that feels more like a waterfront condo than a sportfish. The galley’s generous counter space and full-size appliances make it easy to feed a crew after a long day offshore, while the wide side decks and solid handrails give real confidence moving forward underway. The hull has that deep, reassuring bite in a chop, and the generous beam keeps her planted on the troll. Storage is everywhere—tucked under settees, in hanging lockers, and in deep cockpit compartments—so gear, provisions, and spare parts all have a proper home. This is a boat you can actually live with, not just fish from.

A Post 50 Convertible is particularly well-suited to waters where conditions can shift from calm to sporty over the course of a single run. The stout hull and substantial displacement smooth out wind-against-tide lumps on inlets and open stretches, while the efficient running attitude keeps visibility clear from the bridge. For areas with a mix of nearshore structure and deeper canyons, the long range and comfortable cruise speed make day trips and overnighters realistic. At the dock, the generous beam and high freeboard are a plus in tight marinas and busy harbors, while the roomy interior makes extended weekends aboard feel effortless.