Galley-down interior layout - no lower helm
Enclosed flybridge with passenger seating
Generator and inverter

The 1989-90 version of Silverton's 34 Convertible boasts solid fiberglass construction with improved bottom design and additional fuel capacity over earlier models. The galley-down cabin layout sleeps up to six in three separate areas; the salon sofa and dinette convert to sleep two each and the forward stateroom has an island queen berth.

Pride of ownership is evident throughout - bilges and engine compartments are exceptionally neat and clean, engine maintenance is current and significant upgrades have recently been added, including a new 10" chart plotter and new COMPASS HB hybrid carpeting for the flybridge and cockpit. 

This freshwater 34 Convertible is powered by highly regarded Crusader engines, and numerous upgrades.  If you are unfamiliar with the merits of Crusader engines, this informative David Pascoe article is a must-read.

Overall, this is an amazing, mid-size family cruiser in exceptionally clean condition, and offered for sale at a very affordable price point.  An absolute pleasure to show!