2007 Silverton 38 Convertible

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much natural light pours into the salon, making the boat feel more like a waterfront condo than a typical 38-footer. Wide side decks and secure rails give you confidence moving forward, even when the chop picks up. The flybridge layout keeps everyone part of the conversation, with plenty of seating so the captain isn’t isolated underway. Below, generous headroom and smart storage make longer weekends practical, not just possible. The hull’s substantial beam adds welcome stability at rest, whether you’re drifting over a rip line or rafted up with friends. It’s a boat that feels bigger than its length, without losing the easy handling owners appreciate.

In these waters, you need a hull that can shrug off afternoon wind-against-tide and still keep guests comfortable, and the 38 Convertible’s broad, deep-vee design does exactly that. The elevated helm offers excellent visibility for picking your way through busy channels and mooring fields. Its convertible layout transitions easily from trolling the offshore edges to hosting a dockside sunset, with enough interior volume to ride out a rainy weekend in comfort. Efficient gas inboards and bow and stern control make tight slips and crowded fuel docks far less stressful. For a boater who splits time between serious fishing and relaxed cruising, this model fits the local lifestyle extremely well.