1991 Silverton 40'

The 1991 Silverton 40-foot aft cabin motor yacht is one of Silverton's most popular liveaboard-style cruising boats from the early 1990s. it's often marketed as the 41 Motor Yacht/Aft Cabin, even though many owners simply call it a "40-footer."

Here are the highlights:

Specifications

Length: Approximately 41 ft (about 46 ft overall including swim platform and pulpit)

Beam: 14 ft 10 in

Draft: About 3 ft 7 in

Dry weight: Around 28,000 lb

Hull: Solid fiberglass with a deep-V aft cabin design

Fuel capacity: About 408 gallons (gas models)

Fresh water: About 200 gallons

Holding tank: About 68 gallons

Engines

Twin Crusader 502 gasoline inboards (350–450 hp each)

These boats are known for a spacious layout:

Two private staterooms

Two full heads (bathrooms)

Large salon with excellent headroom

Full galley

Dinette

Spacious aft deck and flybridge

This makes it a popular choice for weekend cruising or even full-time living aboard.

Very roomy interior for a 40-foot boat.

Stable ride for coastal cruising and inland waterways.

Plenty of storage.

Good visibility from the flybridge.

Large freshwater capacity for extended trips.