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Silverton boat models
B-Atlas currently covers 10 Silverton models spanning 34 ft to 43.75 ft. This page organizes the models in the current database; it does not imply a complete factory production catalogue.
Models covered by B-Atlas
1993–1996 · 39.83 ft · beam 12.83 ft
The Silverton 34 Motor Yacht is a production aft-cabin motor yacht built around high interior volume, two-stateroom privacy and twin-engine coastal performance. Its multi-level…
1982–1990 · 40 ft · beam 14 ft
The Silverton 40 Aft Cabin is a production aft-cabin motor yacht built around high interior volume, two-stateroom privacy and twin-engine coastal performance. Its multi-level…
1997–2002 · 41.33 ft · beam 13 ft
The Silverton 352 Motor Yacht is a production aft-cabin motor yacht built around high interior volume, two-stateroom privacy and twin-engine coastal performance. Its multi-level…
1996–2001 · 43.75 ft · beam 14.08 ft
The Silverton 372 / 392 Motor Yacht is a production aft-cabin motor yacht built around high interior volume, two-stateroom privacy and twin-engine coastal performance. Its…
1978–1988 · 34 ft · beam 12.5 ft
Original hull lineage with 1978–82 and 1983–88 production phases; the later update is documented as using the same hull.
1989–1990 · 34.5 ft · beam 12.58 ft
Material redesign with increased displacement, tankage and 17° aft deadrise.
1991–1995 · 34.5 ft · beam 12.92 ft
Broader, substantially heavier redesign with optional two-stateroom accommodation.
2004–2006 · 37.58 ft · beam 13.83 ft
Post-gap generation on a much larger platform despite reuse of the 34 Convertible name.
1980–1989 · 37 ft · beam 14 ft
Original generation with a 1981 drivetrain-layout change retained as a production-phase note.
1990–2000 · 41.25 ft overall · beam 13.92 ft
Redesigned prop-pocket hull with greater displacement, fuel capacity and 17° aft deadrise.
How to use this page
Open a model guide to compare dimensions, hull behaviour, propulsion, trade-offs and inspection focus. B-Atlas preserves uncertainty: a missing value is not treated as evidence that a boat fails a requirement.