1989 Silverton 34 Convertible - For Sale at Saint Clair Shores, MI 48080 - ID 650821

1989 Silverton 34 Convertible

Saint Clair Shores, MI

$30,000

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Specifications

Type

Fishing Sportfish / Convertible
Make / Model

Silverton / 34 Convertible
Year / Condition

1989 / Used
Length

34'
Hull Material

Fiberglass
HIN

STNC0125C989
Boat Location

Saint Clair Shores, MI
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Description

NICELY EQUIPPED AND WELL CARED FOR, THIS 1989 SILVERTON 34 CONVERTIBLE OFFERS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY -- PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS. LOW INTEREST EXTENDED TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE -- CALL OR EMAIL OUR SALES OFFICE FOR DETAILS. Freshwater / Great Lakes boat since new this vessel features Twin Crusader 454-cid 325-hp Gas Engine's with 483 original hours. Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Air-Conditioning & Heat, Head (Electric Flush), Transom Door, Canvas Package (Fly-Bridge Enclosure, Fly-Bridge Mooring Cover), and MUCH more! The PowerBoat Guide had this to say: Introduced in 1989 as a replacement for Silverton's previous 34 Convertible, this new, more rakish Silverton 34 lasted only two years before being replaced herself with an updated model in 1991. She was built on a better-riding hull than her predecessor with additional fuel capacity and an improved bottom design for improved headsea performance. Like all Silverton boats, hull construction is solid fiberglass. With her extended deckhouse and small cockpit, it's clear she was built with family cruising in mind rather than fishing. The interior of the 34 will sleep six in three separate areas--the salon sofa and dinette convert to sleep two each, and an island berth is located in the private stateroom forward. While the salon dimensions aren't overly generous, large wraparound windows and excellent headroom add to the impression of space. If the cockpit seems small, the flybridge--with the helm forward--is big for a 34-footer.