Defined by its heritage as the successor to the Super Florida, this 1972 Riva Olympic stands as a testament to classic nautical engineering. Designed in 1968 to commemorate the Mexico City Olympics, this model remains one of the most sought-after wood boats for enthusiasts of the brand. With a length of 6.55 meters and a beam of 2.25 meters, it provides a stable and agile platform capable of reaching a maximum speed of 36 knots, with an efficient cruising speed of 30 knots.
This specific vessel is in excellent condition, having been preserved with meticulous attention to detail. The maintenance history is comprehensive, featuring a bottom replacement in 2012, professional sanding and varnishing of all wood surfaces, and renewed chrome work. Mechanically, the boat is turnkey, benefiting from a full engine revision completed in 2024. Since these works, the vessel has seen minimal usage and has been operated exclusively in fresh water, ensuring the longevity of its high-quality construction.
Designed for daily excursions and water skiing, this boat comfortably accommodates up to 6 people. It offers a 5-hour cruising range, making it an ideal choice for relaxed coastal outings. The sale includes all original documentation dating back to the boat's origin, adding significant value for serious collectors. This is a rare find for purists seeking a boat that maintains its original character while benefiting from modern technical upkeep.
Currently located in Italy, this boat is offered at 118.000 EUR. The price has been reduced, and the vessel is sold with VAT paid status. Please contact us for further details or to arrange a viewing of this exceptional classic.