Riva Reets Aquarama

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A 2018 Riva Aquarama located in United States available for purchase. This luxury yacht offers exceptional craftsmanship and performance.

Riva Reets Aquarama This magnificent 2018 Riva Aquarama represents the pinnacle of maritime luxury and engineering excellence. Currently located in United States, this exceptional vessel is ready for immediate viewing and purchase. Overview This boat was designed and built by Reets Boatworks in Mayfield, NY. Although it may look similar to the Italian boat it is significantly different. She is powered by twin Ilmor 6.2 V8’s along with a bow and stern thruster to make dockside maneuvering easy. The integrated swim platform makes for a nice all-around addition to the boat. This boat was designed and built by Reets Boatworks in Mayfield, NY. Although it may look similar to the Italian boat it is significantly different. She is powered by twin Ilmor 6.2 V8’s along with a bow and stern thruster to make dockside maneuvering easy. The integrated swim platform makes for a nice all-around addition to the boat. The boat is cold molded and 3 layers thick with west system epoxy between each layer. From the waterline down, it has carbon fiber in between each layer and a layer of Kevlar with fiberglass to protect the outside. That is then coated with Pettit Protect impervious bottom paint. Key Features Premium quality construction and materials Meticulously maintained by professional crew Modern navigation and safety equipment Spacious interior with luxury finishes Full documentation and service records available Why Choose This Yacht? Whether you're looking for a vessel for personal cruising, charter opportunities, or as a valuable investment, this yacht offers an exceptional opportunity. The combination of performance, comfort, and prestige makes it an ideal choice for discerning buyers. Contact us today to schedule a private viewing or for more information about this outstanding vessel.

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