Defined by its heritage as one of only seven units ever produced, this 1960 Abbate Tullio Eden Rock stands as a premier example of mid-century Italian craftsmanship. Built by Guido Abbate, who specialized in prestigious wooden speedboats, this twin-engine model retains the classic aesthetic synonymous with the Como region's boat-building golden age.
Measuring 7.8 meters in length with an overall length of 8 meters and a 2.5-meter beam, this vessel offers a stable yet responsive platform on the water. It is powered for performance, capable of a cruising speed of 28 knots and reaching a maximum speed of 35 knots, ensuring a spirited experience for up to 6 passengers.
This specific motorboat remains in excellent condition thanks to the diligent care of its current owner. While the engines are not the original factory units, they have been maintained to keep the craft operational and reliable. The hull, constructed from wood, reflects the artisanal techniques that defined the brand's reputation in the 1950s and 60s.
Practical for the collector or enthusiast, this boat is sold including a trailer. The vessel is currently located in the south of France and carries a VAT-paid status. With only seven units manufactured, this is a unique opportunity to acquire a rare piece of motonautical history. Detailed specifications and further information are available upon direct request for interested parties.