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The making of a masterpiece  The work of several artists absorbed by the spirit of their times are now and absolutely “as we speak” under construction to give you the one and only chance to obtain the masterpiece named “De Cesari 62 Da Vinci” Combining the famous naval architect Giovanni Ceccarelli and Paolo De Cesari and you just know you have the best recipe for a head-turning creation. A pure quality yacht that stands far out from all the rest.   With this all new 62 Da Vinci the yard created a refined fly-bridge yacht with the looks of a sophisticated, classic sports fisher and even runabout with its long forward deck and flush mounted glass panels. It’s here where you find the praised flared bow that ensures fabulous lifting capacity in heavy seas. When you expect the best, you are rewarded with the best. Now is there a downside? Well actually there is, only one is under construction and only one will be built. Giovanni’s perfect layout  We all like “ensuite”, we all like privacy and the Da Vinci provides you the luxurious triple cabins, triple ensuites and separated crew layout. The design features the lobster tail and widebody bow for her accommodation. Nowadays you won’t find any centre line placed engines anymore, all modern yachts are sailing with the naval architecture nightmare designs with reversed engines just to allow a larger inner space. The downside of it is obvious and reason for Ceccarelli not to go with the flow. With the all new De Cesari you have the advantage of a proper centreline design.   Master cabin   The master cabin stretches an impressive 5 metres in width from port to starboard, beautiful designed fully integrated storage is to be found in every inch the master carpenter could find. Large storage for clothing and linen is also one of the standards. The stunning part of this double is her fully separated ensuite shower opposite of the head with bidet, toilet and integrated sink. The wet is in this setup fully separated from the head that stays dry no matter what.   Guest cabins  On both sides of the 3 metre long -via glass hatches- top lighted corridor you find the guest cabins, in her standard setup drawn as two twins but if you prefer one twin and one double just say so. Both cabins benefit of their own bathrooms with also bidet, toilet and sinks. When I do the math we have a true gentleman’s yacht with three showers, three toilets, three bidets. …and then of course I did not even mention the cockpit shower, nor her crew cabin with own facilities… Also here Paolo’s carpenters created true pieces of pleasure to stay during the night or whenever you want to have privacy in luxury.   Mega yacht style Just as on board of mega yachts the dining table is a free walk around with a minimum of eight chairs, it is on board of the 62 Da Vinci where you find the same setting and atmosphere. Upon entering from her cockpit the salon is an oasis of space and opposite of the earlier mentioned dining the design allows a very large C-shaped sofa to relax or watch tv that is found hidden inside the dresser behind the dining. The 50 incher pops up at the touch of a button whilst the sound is second to none designed by a famous Dutch surround sound engineer.   Talking about sound now it is for sure nice to mention since I know De Cesari… ‘Sound is kept in the engine room and out of the cockpit by the insulation that a De Cesari is known for.’   Galley The galley is found on starboard and benefits of the U-shaped setup for maximum space. Gentle lifted on a platform fully integrated in her salon it is the galley that lets you do whatever is done in a gally but then with a view towards every angle. A composite worktop, full sized dishwasher, 4 zone induction HOB, microwave, grill, oven and double house-sized sinks provide the cook with all appliances he or she could wish for. It is De Cesari that can deliver a yacht with functionality in this open space designed yacht.   Inner helm Opposite of the galley there is a twin seat helm station with a full panorama glass in front. It is here where you find very comfortable cruising when the conditions don’t allow you to use the fly bridge. Two massive Raymarine Axiom Pro’s feed you with all requested information, flip the touch screens to any installable app and you can even use them for your entertainment or info displays that shows you the fully integrated Victron power systems. Fully integrated as well is the Raymarine HD broadband radar and the forward looking sonar that allows you not only to see where to bottom it is, but also what bottom you have down below. Steering by remote, the gyro sensor autopilot compensates roll and the rudder angle of attack so digging into the menu after changing speed is something from the past. Systems as anchor chain counters, wash down plants, searchlights, speedometers etcetera are all standards. As expected a well-controlled power steering system comes a standard too.   Cockpit Stepping into the cockpit you are surrounded with a massive bulwark of around 40 centimetres and the deck measures 12 millimetres of thickness. Again totally different to modern yachts where a teak deck will last for only about 3 years. On starboard there’s a wetbar with sink, refrigerator, icemaker and stainless grill. On the aft the cockpit door opens to allow free entry to the hydraulic up and down platform, very well suitable for a heavy dinghy or just to make swimming a true feast. The size of the platform is simply up to you as custom built is a standard with De Cesari.   Fly bridge   Finally a designer that understands how a good fly needs to be built. Fully open aft to ensure stern visibility for easy docking and a U-shaped settee in front of the helmsman for interaction with family and guests. Of course also here Ceccarelli designed a wet bar for comfort. All instruments are doubled towards the fly and there is also an option to store a dinghy on top if desired. If it was me that could afford a yacht like this I would choose the option for super large sun pads here instead of a dinghy. A five plus metre bimini keeps the sun to your choice and once down it reaches the outer lines of the open aft fly deck. Da Vinci himself couldn’t have drawn it better!     Built in the Adriatic by the finest Italian craftsmen that one by one just love their jobs. a De Cesari is 100 percent pure, 100 percent custom built for the happy few that not only can afford a De Cesari but moreover can enjoy the breath-taking beauty that she just is.   All in all a yacht that deserves a viewing. The final design and technical specifications are up to your choice. The master carpenters, Giovanni Ceccarelli himself and we will certainly guide you through the process of owning a true De Cesari masterpiece from A to Z.  

The Navetta Line is a high volume concept designed for extended live aboard cruising with a contemporary-classic, elegant design throughout. Main deck master suite, optimized 5 cabin layout, large hull windows, bow lounging area, garage for tender and toys. The pedigree of the yard is well renowned for quality and detailed finishing and this example has been equipped to a high level, including the audio-visual package, high quality appliances and both zero speed fins & gyro stabilizers for complete comfort.   Classic white exterior with black hard top to the flybridge, a dark brushed oak interior and a clean but sophisticated interior decor.  Built to RINA and MCA certified should her new owner wish to charter.  THINK BIGGER is a turn key solution ready for the 2022 season, offered for sale as her owner is moving up to a larger vessel.

Katja was launched in England on August 15th, 1929, the year of the Wall Street crash in America and the beginning of the Great Depression that was soon to assail Europe. She survived the destruction of the Second World War after taking part in Operation Dynamo as a Little Ship, one of the 800 civilian vessels that evacuated hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers from Dunkirk in 1940. Katja is a 14.7 meter long motoryacht, designed by H. Parker and built of wood by the Brooke shipyard in Lowestoft. She is still in perfect condition thanks to the doting care of her four owners, two English and two Italian, the latest since the early 1990’s. Katja was built for Mawdesley Brooke, the owner of the yard that launched her in 1929, and was named for one of his daughters. The yard’s roots stretch back to 1874 when Brooke Ironworks, specialized in engines, began activity in Oulton Broad, near Lowestoft. Renamed Brooke Motorcraft between the wars, the firm was managed by Waveney Brooke until after the end of World War II. Katja’s first main engine was a 100 hp, six cylinder Brooke N°4059 type 40 F diesel, with a 5 hp Brooke “Dominion” as auxiliary propulsion. In 1931 she was sold to a new owner in Leicester for £ 2,875. Based for a period in Great Yarmouth, 200 km north of London and only 15 km from Lowestoft, in 1950 she traveled through the French canals down to the Mediterranean, flying the white ensign as a Dunkirk Little Ship. Katja welcomed the change from the misty English coasts to the mild climate of the Mediterranean. In 1967 she was given a new main engine, a 145 hp Perkins T6354, and a new 30 hp Mercedes auxiliary. In the early 1990’s she was purchased by a new owner from Rome, who sailed her in the Tyrrhenian from Tuscany’s Porto Santo Stefano. Sailing from her new base, Katja participated in classic yacht events in Montecarlo, La Spezia, Bocca di Magra and Anzio.   REFITS AND AWARDS  In recent years Katja has undergone several refits in Tuscan yards; Lacchini, and then Mileo. Founded by Constabile Mileo in 1951, the Mileo yard was known for their continuous production of dozens of wooden vessels. In 2003 the yard, run by the Mileo brothers Pompeo, Vincenzo and Domenico, began a major refit. The 25mm pitch pine planking below the waterline was replaced, with 8/9 meter long planks attached to oak frames with steel screws. The keelson was rebuilt to increase purchase for elements of the new frames, tightly fit between the keel and the stem. The hull was caulked in the traditional manner with calico, then faired and painted. The keel and stem, both of oak, are original. A new main engine (Perkins 240hp) combined with a four-bladed propeller, gives Katja a top speed of 12 knots. Other major jobs included fitting a bow-thruster, rebuilding the teak deck incorporating a layer of plywood, redoing the hydraulic and electrical systems and fuel lines, and replacing the wheel with a new hydraulic control. Remote steering is also set up, allowing Katjato be run from on deck while underway. The auxiliary motor was upgraded to an 80hp Perkins, with a folding propellor to port, giving her a respectable six knots. All this care lavished on Katja couldn’t pass unnoticed, and during the 1992 Monaco Classic Week she was awarded 156 out of 210 possible points, putting her at the top of the ASDEC classification. The ‘Associazione Scafi d’Epoca e Classici’ has been protecting and diffusing the culture of classic and vintage yachting since 1987.   “Her topsides have sleek and very elegant lines - a gentle joining of the deckhouses to their pavilions, a smooth transition between deck levels, with the aft deckhouse windows that follow the sinuous curve of the sheer, the handrails that gradually run lower as they approach the bow and the side deck that curves towards the coachroof. It all denotes the execution of an excellent design by a renowned boatyard.” This quote from the early 1990’s by Piero Maria Gibellini, one of the world’s authorities on motor yachts and auxiliaries, refers to Katja. Her present owner, after almost thirty years of cruising Katja, cannot but emphasize how well laid out she is, with many separate spaces to enjoy even when there are many aboard. The foredeck is a terrace over the sea, one of her strongpoints. It gives privacy when moored stern to, and there’s always fresh air even on the hottest days. A sturdy awning covers the foredeck, with it’s two chaise longue (originally from the ocean liner Conte Biancamano; launched in 1925, she was sent to the wrecking yard in 1961), table and benches for up to ten guests. Two sun pads are laid above the aft coachroof and the wheelhouse. A true gangway is mounted to starboard, for ease of embarking and disembarking.   INTERIORS AND THE BAGLIETTO TENDER  Katja’s refined interiors make her a welcoming and comfortable yacht. The fine finishings, from the wainscoting to the cabin cabinetry, plus the paintings and vintage gouaches in the owner’s cabin, all combine to remind you of the Orient Express and send you back in time. She has seven berths: two in the owner’s cabin forward, two in the guest cabin, and three from the seating in the main cabin – one twin and one single berth. Katja’s vintage launch is a work of art. Built of wood in 1934 by the Baglietto yard in Varazze, she still has her original oars and oarlocks. Katja also comes with an inflatable with a 9.9 hp outboard.   Declinazione di responsabilità La Società pubblica i dettagli di questa imbarcazione in buona fede e non può pertanto avvallare o garantire l'esattezza di tale informazione...Read full description

LLC OWNED Built 1967. Extensive Retrofit from 1998 to 2019. Like New Condition.  Steel Motorsailer yachts used to be popular vessels for world sailors until the 70s. The arrival of production yachts in the 60s and the explosion of the charter industry in the following years changed the public perception of yachting. Today only a few builders offer customized options at a premium price.  Iolair Mara is a unique yacht built-in CA in the late sixties. Her ¼ inch steel hull, her tri keels design, her 5’6”’ draft, and her 3000 nm range under power will sail expeditions all around the globe or entertain charter clients in the Bahamas, HI, or Alaska.  In 1998 she was hauled out for a $ 2.5 M retrofit that was 60 % completed in 2005. A series of dramatic events follow. She was sized. Stayed 6 years on the hard shrink-wrapped. The actual owner got her out of the yard in 2012, completed the 40% remaining refit to get her to her original glory. She was lucky to have found John. It has been a perfect match for both of them. John loves a strong, well-powered world cruiser. He is now proud to offer this showcase vessel for a portion of the price it would cost to build her today. The Owner will be available to train the buyer and going through the vessel equipment, systems, structure, detailing the yacht maintenance and running procedure.  She is a working vessel in luxurious yachts clothing. Stunning true teak inside and out, (not teak ply) state of the art power plant, new engine in 1998 by Harbor Diesel in Long Beach CA (172 hours at the odometer in 2012 then sailed to Ensenada and hasn’t docked the dock since). New electrical panel & wiring between 1998 & 2004, new plumbing 2003. New massive Ideal windlass anchoring with 440 ft of 7/16 J4 chain in 2016, 175 lbs Mantus anchor 2016, 60 lbs CQR stern anchor on a GHK Fabrication hydraulic massive horizontal windlass (commercial fishing grade windlass) 2012 new rigging system. New sails from 2005 were installed on the vessel in 2012. They were never sailed until we shot this video. 2001 sandblasted to bare metal ultra-sonic testing in 2012. 12 zincs bar new in 2001 replaced every 3 years. A set of zincs is available on the vessel. She is well balanced and comfortable in strong weather thanks to her ketch rig. Keels cooled engine and generator for dry exhausts. The 2 side keel is filled with antifreeze. Only 3 though hull on the boat; intake for the head and the intake sea chest. Another through-hull in the side for the water maker. She is a dock queen American-built hull that could be a successful charter in the US territory thanks to her beautiful interior. 2018 INSURANCE SURVEY AVAILABLE. FEATURING.  -       Detroit Diesel 671 6 cylinders. 250 HP new 1998. -       Fuel Tanks 1470 g. Water Tank 1000 g. -       CQR 156 lbs. Bow Anchor. Manta 125 lbs Stern Anchor. -       18 x 6 V Lifeline AMG Batteries (12 x 6V batteries connected in serial in the engine room, 3 x 12V batteries dedicated to the electric winches). Replaced 2016. -       Northern Lights 10 KW Generator (128 hours) dry exhaust. -       Magnum MS 2812 Inverter / Charger. -       Shore Power 120 V 50 Amp. -       Solar Panel Charger (Charge Master 2420-3). - new upholstery Ultraleather Brisa Sand (2020) - Interior varnish (2019) - Sole Varnish (2021) - Ocean Aire sky screen (2020) - Weems and Plath clock/ barometer rebuild (2020) - New Curtains  (2013) - Lazarette and freezer paint (2021) -       All new Sails in 2005. Got out of their bags in 2012. Were sailed once for the video shoot. -       Diesel Heating System. MORE SPECS ARE IN THE DESCRIPTION SECTION.

Fast planning superyacht with stunning lines and ample amenities Lucia M has been developed by the yard at the specific request of several customers who appreciate the design and the quality of the Jongert sailing yachts but prefer a motor yacht. The Yacht us equipped with several special facilities offering the owner a maximum comfort and privacy. The double master cabin is positioned in such a way that the beam of the yacht is fully used. A huge skylight, which can be electrically darkened, has been fitted over the bath in the master cabin. From the stateroom the owner has direct access to a gym and steam bath in the forepeak. The semi covered flybridge offers a bar, lounge and a sun deck. The dodger roof above the flybridge is equipped with glass to keep the space a bright as possible, but also with blinds to protect against the sun Contact us for more information and full spécifications.

This Beautiful 19,60 m long Motor Wood Gulet was built in 1988 by J. Akdenniz in Turkey. It is registered with German Flag. This gulet is lying in Ibiza, and viewings are available through Network Yacht Brokers. The boat is used privately by a family that sails around the Balearics and Spain from May to October. During the year, the boat stays 2-4 weeks in the yard and 11 months in the water. The owner wants to sell it because the boat became too big for them as the children grew up, and they no longer follow their parents. A gulet is a perfect boat for coastal sailing in the Med. The hull was built between 1984 y 1987. Commissioned in1988. In its life, the boat had approximately five owners and only sailed in the Med.  In April 2023 the boat will be lifted out of the water for annual antifouling and check of the hull. 

A2 was originally launched in 1983 and then entirely rebuilt in 2012 with the goal of transforming the vessel into one reflective of modern design and technology. The yacht arrived at Pendennis in the spring of 2011 with the initial task being the complete removal of the vessel’s interior and systems leaving the base steel hull and aluminium superstructure. The owner appointed New York based Peter Marino Architect to design the contemporary and luxurious Owner and Guest areas. Naval Architects BMT Nigel Gee worked alongside the technical team at Pendennis which has extensive experience of stern extensions on vessels. A2’s hull was extended by almost 5 meters to 47m across all three decks, and the superstructure modified to incorporate an impressive full beam master cabin. This exterior transformation was complemented by her striking blue hull making her completely unrecognizable. A2 left the yard in July 2012 with not only her appearance enhanced but her performance significantly upgraded. She has always been enjoyed privately and maintained in absolutely first class order with long standing crew since her rebuild. In 2021, A2 began her 10-year survey and she re-launched in January 2022 with the latest navigation equipment, a major engine room systems service, guest and crew interior upgrades, air conditioning upgrades and an exterior refurbishment including full deck re-caulk and a re-paint of the hull. A new Ribeye RIB tender was also added to complement the previously added 2018 custom Hodgdon Limousine tender. She is presently having two new generators installed to ensure she is in a ready to go anywhere condition for the foreseeable future. Above all, A2 is a timeless, classic, elegant Feadship that has been very tastefully rebuilt that will age very well

Not For Sale in US Waters To U.S. Residents. De Casari doesn't just build yachts, they build Italian works-of-art. And, they don’t just build works of art to be looked at in wonder, they create stunning vessels that don't sacrifice form for function and are capable of taking you anywhere, anytime. ATALI is something special and represents one of the larger yachts produced by the yard. She's had an incredibly caring and knowledgable owner who pampers her with love and the money required to keep a yacht if this caliber in truly stunning condition. He and his family have put 14 thousand nautical miles in her with the same captain over the last few years. They have enjoyed her to the maximum through the Mediterranean and Bahamas and have now decided.to upgrade to something larger. Atali represents an opportunity to own something incredibly special and she will impress the most discerning of prospects in every way. Dont miss this one if she's on your short list.   Upgrades and Notable Features: Humphree zero-speed fin stabilization (at rest and underway) (2018) Humphree Interceptor Trim Tabs/Stabilizers (2018) Side-Power bow thruster  Side-Power stern thruster New G Series Raymarine electronics (2018) New AIS (2018) Gangway FLIR thermal camera  Underwater lights (2018) (2) Onan 22.5 kW generators - fully overhauled (2019) New Watermaker 280lt//h (2020) Innovative beach club-style swim platform All new upgraded CruisAir AC system throughout the vessel (2) Opacmare davits capable of carrying 3/4 tenders Impeccably maintained by an experienced owner and knowledgeable full-time crew Incredible amounts of storage space and access to engines and systems MTU M70 motors with 2800 hours and the 3000-hour service completed  (4) Stateroom / (4) head layout Superb seakeeping capabilities Sewage treatment plant Stunning woodwork kept in exceptional condition All LED lighting throughout the vessel Truly one-of-a-kind and a special yacht

In 1968 the E.J. Smit b'&' Zoon shipyard in Holland launched this exceptional vessel. After over 30 years of successful commercial sailing, she has been stripped to her bare steel framework and is now prepared for a large scale conversion project. Following the transformation, she will sail as a luxurious superyacht, whilst preserving her excellent seakeeping abilities that once made her a successful cable laying ship. The yacht will be constructed by an experienced team of craftsman and by first class manufacturers in Turkey. The team will be overseen by a dedicated project manager, engineer and interior coordinator under the guidance of an experienced owners representative. The CEO has 40 years experience in all kind of functions in the industry and the owner of the yard is also a very passionate yachtsman.

  Crew Supply or Shadow Boat Superyacht Support   All vessels attached are U.S. Flagged owner will consider financing for U.S. operators. Owner will convert any vessel to Shadow boat configuration as draft drawing indicates for additional funds after purchase the yard will meet with buyer for conversion. Depending on finish and requirements / modifications will determine the price but far below new construction and other U.S. Yards. Please refer to this listing as crew boats and I will send the file and price of each boat you see in the pictures, just let me know the year and size.  All vessels are in very good condition and operational. All vessels are owned by a privately owned and operated offshore marine transportation company that has been providing customers in the oil industry with dependable, well-maintained vessels crewed by well-qualified and capable personnel since 1955.

This unfinished schooner is a huge opportunity to obtain a spectacular sailing yacht at a fraction of the price of a comparable new yacht. The hull was built under BV supervision starting from a Gilles Vaton design, then transferred to the ATB Shipyard for completion; when the yard bankrupted the project was mothballed and only in 2018 the current owner succeded in purchasing and towing it to Italy. Present situation: steel hull and aluminium superstructure assembled, engine and generator installed, interiors and plants almost completed.

This unfinished schooner is a huge opportunity to obtain a spectacular sailing yacht at a fraction of the price of a comparable new yacht. The hull was built under BV supervision starting from a Gilles Vaton design, then transferred to the ATB Shipyard for completion; when the yard bankrupted the project was mothballed and only in 2018 the current owner succeded in purchasing and towing it to Italy. Present situation: steel hull and aluminium superstructure assembled, engine and generator installed, interiors and plants almost completed. Plese note that a 5% commission Will be added

Elley Grey has recently been constructed of 14 layers of solid G.R.P. on the lines of a St.Malo pilot cutter of 1886. Elley was the last and at 50 tons the largest pilot cutter to leave the yard of Gaffars and Luggers in Mylor Creek Falmouth U.K., an area that has seen this type of craft built for over two hundred years. Elley Grey is a fast and beautiful cruising home with lots of modern technology, only for sale by her original owner, contact De Valk Yachtbrokers for further details.

The L135’ (41m) from US based Legacy Super Yachts is designed and engineered by leading American designers Joe Lazzara and Ian Ombres. Drawing on generations of innovation, this MTU powered aluminum yacht has an impressive top speed of 29 knots. Currently in build with 12 months till launch, she offers exceptional quality and world class design.   The interior has been created by Superyacht interior designer Alexandre Thiriat. Decorated with warm, rich tones using dark Indian rosewood, light and reconstituted oak and chenille with a hint of industrial design and Art Deco styling, an elegant and casual ambiance will run throughout all her guest areas. At this stage of construction the interior can be customized to fit the owners selections.   Key features include the walk-around top deck, a spacious flybridge deck with a Jacuzzi, a large beach club area or garage for tender, davit for 2 wave-runners on the bow, shallow draft of just under 6’ and built to built to ABS A1 Commercial class. At 318 gross tons, considerable volume is offered throughout her spacious interior and open plan exterior decks with floor to ceiling glass in the main salon.   The L135’ has a large main deck salon and formal dining area boast headroom at almost nine feet. A full size American galley with a large settee is ideal for entertaining family and guests. The spacious feel is further enhanced by three large glass sliding doors, which allow for panoramic views with a day head located off the galley. Legacy also offers a full-beam master stateroom forward on the main deck, which includes an office area with sea views, a king-size bed, a dressing room and a his-and-hers bathroom. Further accommodation is located on the lower deck comprising four VIP staterooms. The luxury yacht is also set up to carry 7 crew on board, located in the bow of the yacht.   Powered by twin MTU 12V 4000 M93L 3460 HP diesel engines, she will be propelled to a cruising speed of 25 knots and a maximum speed of 29 knots. The Hull has been  tank tested and developed by naval architects Bill Prince & Ian Ombres to ensure exceptional seakeeping characteristics and efficiency. Almost all premium equipment and machinery systems suppliers are American for ease of service and maintenance.   Listed and managed exclusively through Denison Yachting and relying on decades of experience and expertise. Denison caters the management approach to the needs of each individual client. Delivering real- time solutions for the various challenges typically associated with operating a yacht, from financial management and crew administration to technical support and compliance. The mission is to be a key strategic partner between the owner and crew on board, enabling expectations to be exceeded at every level.   A complete 129 page builders spec & construction progress photos upon request. 

The Ballistic 4.8 is the newest member of the Ballistic RIB family.  The brief was to provide a RIB that can operated by a small crew but feel like a bigger boat when out on the water.  We have created a small RIB that is not afraid of going where the big RIBs go and do so in enough comfort that an enjoyable day out on the water is effortless. Her excellent stability and sea-keeping comes from the combination of a strong deep V-shaped hull and large tubes which only just skim the water. The Ballistic 4.8 RIB has capacity for five passengers, is simple to launch & recover and is very easy to tow behind most family cars. The 4.8M is very much at home whether being used a yacht tender for larger sailing boats, whisking you and the family to the beach and exploring coves and harbours or even a support boat. The RIB will happily tow wakeboarders, water skiers or inflatables providing hours of fun. The Ballistic RIB series were born to be reliable, comfortable and hardy boats.  Their robust build and simple helming make them a great platform for getting people on the water. Ballistic RIBs marriage to Yamaha outboards engines ensures performance and reliability as well as a class leading warranty for ultimate peace of mind. A removable 25 litre fuel tank allows you to fill at the pump avoiding marina fuel prices and making this a very affordable RIB to run! Please call the office on 023 92397000 if you have any questions or you would like to arrange a viewing.  The Ballistic 4.8M RIB comes complete with the manufacturers five-year warranty for extended peace of mind.