Silverton 34 Sedan 1978

Looking for a yacht for a live aboard or some Ocean cruising.This might be for you. This is not a perfect yacht. But it does run.If you are a hands on boater take a look at it.The 1978 Silverton 34 Convertible (also referred to as a Sedan) was the first in a popular series of 34-foot cruisers designed as entry-level family vessels for entertaining, light fishing, and coastal cruising.It is known for its spacious layout and solid fiberglass hull, making it a 'value leader' in its class. Located at Chinook Marina.

Looking for a yacht for a live aboard or some Ocean cruising.

This might be for you. This is not a perfect yacht. But it does run.

If you are a hands on boater take a look at it.

The 1978 Silverton 34 Convertible (also referred to as a Sedan) was the first in a popular series of 34-foot cruisers designed as entry-level family vessels for entertaining, light fishing, and coastal cruising.It is known for its spacious layout and solid fiberglass hull, making it a 'value leader' in its class.
Key Specifications
Performance

Dimensions: Typically measures 34' 0' in hull length with a wide 12' 6' beam.
Weight: Approximately 12,500 lbs.
Speed: Cruising speed is roughly 16–18 knots, with a top speed in the mid-20s.
Fuel/Water: Generally equipped with a 220-gallon fuel tank and a 40-gallon freshwater tank.

LayoutThe 1978 model features a 'galley-down' layout, which maximizes space in the main salon for socializing.

Salon: Includes a sliding glass entrance door, a sleeper sofa (convertible to a berth), and often a lower helm station.
Galley: Located two steps down from the salon, featuring a 2 or 3-burner stove, refrigerator, microwave, and stainless steel sink.
Accommodations:
Master Stateroom: Forward V-berth with a filler cushion and hanging locker.
Guest Space: Some configurations include a second cabin with twin bunks.
Head: Enclosed compartment with a sink and hand-held shower.
Flybridge: Features bench seating for three and full engine instrumentation.
Construction:
Known for being a cost-effective, roomy cruiser featuring teak interior accents.
Typical Specifications (1978–1982 Model):

Length Overall (LOA):
34' 6'
Beam:
12' 7'
Draft:
3' 2'
Weight:
13,500 lbs
Fuel Capacity:
300 gallons
Water Capacity:
40 gallons
Power:
Comes with 5.7L MPI Crusader V-drive engines, offering speeds of 16–18 knots (cruise).
The 1978 34 Convertible served as the foundation for Silverton’s reputation for providing affordable, comfortable, and functional family yachts throughout the 1980s.

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