Are Silverton Yachts any good?

The 39’s low profile and wide stance make for an excellent ride. Silverton Marine has a long heritage of building sturdy, seaworthy boats. From the keel up, this boat takes the Silverton tradition to a new level. The 39’s low profile and wide stance make for an excellent ride.

What happened Silverton yacht?

Silverton Yachts, being in business since 1969, has been acquired by Egg Harbor Yachts. For 43 years Silverton Yachts has brought countless hours of fun on the water to thousands of its owners. The 43 years of American tradition will continue with Dr. Ira Trocki’s purchase of Silverton Yachts.

What type of boat is a Silverton?

Silverton Yachts has been building luxury motoryachts and convertible yachts in New Jersey for 40 years. Preserving a tradition of craftsmanship and a value leader in its class, Silverton listens to what its owners want in their boats.

What does a convertible boat mean?

A convertible is a boat you can cruise or fish. It seems the most common convertible style is a cabin boat with a flybridge.

Where are Silverton boats built?

New Jersey
More About Silverton Yachts Silverton yachts are built in New Jersey since 1980. They are now part of the egg harbor group. The Silverton yacht line has always delivered high value for their comfortable boats of both fishing and cruising models.

Who bought Silverton boats?

Egg Harbor Group
SAN DIEGO — Silverton Yachts, in business since 1969, has been acquired by Egg Harbor Group, owned by Dr. Ira Trocki.

What’s the difference between a cabin cruiser and a yacht?

The cabin cruiser provides many of the amenities of larger yachts, while costing much less and normally being fully operable by the owner, whereas larger yachts often require a professional crew. Cabin cruisers are generally able to handle the water well because of their size and give a stable ride.

Is Egg Harbor yachts still in business?

Today the company is thriving under the banner Egg Harbor Group, selling the namesake brand as well as others. Egg Harbor has always been a trusted and respected brand throughout time with world-class yachts from 35′ to 50′.

Did Carver go out of business?

In April Jacobs forced the company’s hand, causing Carver to file for bankruptcy and shut down both its plants, laying off its entire workforce of 1,050.