Hanxter

Rivarama 44

The Goodies!!!

ENGINES 2 * MAN D2876 LE-401 6L
power 700 Mhp / 515 Kw
at 2200 RPM

SPEED AND PERFORMANCES
Maximum speed: 40 knots
Cruising speed: 34 knots

MAIN DIMENSIONS
Loa = overall length (standard ISO 8666) 44 ft
Lh = hull length (standard ISO 8666): 43 ft 06 in
Lg = waterline length, boat fully laden: 36 ft 07 in
Max. beam: 12 ft 09 in

Depth under propellers (boat fully laden): 03 ft 11 in
Displacement unladen: lb 28886
Displacement laden: lb 34178
Max. n° of people on board: 12

TECHNICAL DATA
Hull type: 18° of deadrise monohedron with spray rails
Hmax = overall height from keel to windscreen: 10 ft 05 in
Htr = Minimum transport height from keel: 10 ft 05 in
P = bow rail extension: 00 ft 06 in

Standard fuel tank capacity: 370 US gals
Water tank capacity: 77 US gals

Nyenrodian

I prefer the old Super Aquarama myself. I know quite a few people who have one. They (do you 'drive' a boat?) are terrible to handle. But look stylish.

And that Rivarama is pretty expensive too. I would count on an about 400k easily. But the woodies are more expensive. They're not being made anymore, so you have to look for them on the 2nd hand market.

bundy

Hanxter, that is a very attractive boat!

luxury.

however, i don´t imagine i´ll ever be in a position to own one, so i´ll have to settle for this...
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thadon

damn that boat is sweet ... I could only wish for a Seadoo Challenger jet boat

Nyenrodian

Still, I would go for the Classic Riva Super Aquarama



Or, if you'd want a new boat the Colombo 32 is the excellent replacement for Riva. Only more expensive.

In the same price class the Monte Carlo Offshorer 32 is the best buy. Riva looks, but the boat actually handles well and is much faster.