Olimpic

Defined by its heritage as the successor to the Super Florida, this 1972 Riva Olimpic serves as a rare opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts. Designed in 1968 to commemorate the Mexico City Olympics, this model represents a hallmark of marine design, with only 274 units ever produced. Measuring 6.55 meters in length with a 2.25-meter beam, this classic runabout is constructed from marine plywood and has been kept in excellent condition, having been used exclusively in fresh water. Powering this vessel is a single Crusader Riva 220 V8 inboard gasoline engine, which underwent a full revision in 2024. The boat is capable of a cruising speed of 30 knots and a maximum speed of 36 knots, with a 135-liter fuel capacity providing approximately 5 hours of autonomy. The maintenance history is fully documented, including a replacement of the hull bottom in 2012, along with comprehensive refinishing of all wood surfaces and chromework. Equipped for immediate enjoyment, this used boat includes a mahogany swim ladder, a water ski pole, navigation lights, and a full cockpit cushion set. Essential safety and utility items such as a bilge pump, fenders, boat hook, and a custom wooden cradle are also provided. The original documentation accompanies the vessel, highlighting its status as a preserved piece of maritime history. Designed for day cruising and water sports, the layout accommodates up to 6 people. Whether for refined lake outings or classic boat shows, this unit stands out for its originality and the meticulous care taken by its owners. VAT is paid, and the vessel is currently located in Lombardia, Italy. For further details or to schedule a viewing, please contact our office located at Porto Carlo Riva, Calata Andrea Doria 2, 16035 - Rapallo (GE), Italy. This is a turnkey vessel for the true Riva purist.