1986 Silverton Convertible

(LOCATION: Fairhaven MA) This Silverton 40 Convertible is a family cruiser that combines classic style, space, comfort, and performance. Extremely clean and full-featured, this convertible has spacious flybridge, large cockpit, open salon, galley with dinette, and 2 staterooms. Whether you are planning a day on water, a weekend getaway, or extended cruise, this 40' Silverton is ready to accommodate.
On deck we start at the top with a flybridge with bimini and full enclosure. The centerline helm station is equipped with wraparound console, radar, GPS/chart plotter, VHF radio, and stereo. Seating consists of helm seat with guest lounge forward. Below is the large, deep, cockpit with in-deck fish boxes, swim platform, and room to spare. Wide side decks that lead forward to a foredeck with bow pulpit with anchor and windlass.
The ac salon is newly carpeted and comfortable. As you enter the salon you find a seating area aft with galley and dinette forward. The galley features a stand up refrigerator/freezer, microwave oven, three-burner stove with oven, and solid surface counter top with stainless steel sink. Opposite the galley is a booth style dinette with seats 4 and converts to sleep two. The forward stateroom features an offset berth, dresser, and hanging lockers. The guest stateroom has upper & lower bunks and hanging locker. The starboard head has VacuFlush head, mirrored vanity with sink and shower stall.
FORTY-LOVE is powered by twin Crusader 350-horsepower engines. A Kohler generator provides off-shore electrical power and reverse cycle HAC maintains interior comfort. This beautiful Silverton Convertible is well equipped, professionally maintained to "like new" standards, and ready to fish or to cruise. Contact now for more info and to schedule a showing.
For further details, please contact our New England account representative, Mark Halliwell at ([removed phone] or email Mark at: (email removed)
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