The VintageRiva 30 is the Saint Tropez 206 from 1980. It is a unique edition, designed by Officina italiana Design (the official designers of Riva) in 2011: starting from the Saint Tropez 206 of 1980, they created a new version of the boat with many unique details usually not found on the standard Saint Tropez, such as the teak wood floor and bathroom ladder, the metallic gray color, black glass, 360° swivel seats, and others, making it a truly unique Riva on the market. It reaches 43 knots and has an average consumption of 80 liters at 2,500 engine RPM. The hull is the same, the boat has been completely sanded and painted in a unique and specially developed metallic gray, with a turquoise and black waterline. The windshield has been made entirely in black by Riva's official supplier for the St. Tropez. Chrome air intakes have been mounted on the sides, the anchor is integrated into the tip of the bow with its small compartment, and the bow winch has been redesigned. Additionally, a rearview mirror has been added, the dashboard has been painted glossy white, and the floor and steps of the bathroom ladder have been completely renewed in wood. The seats have been completely redesigned, with foldable backs and new gray-white upholstery. The engines have been completely overhauled, the engine blocks have been painted the same gray color as the fuselage but are still the classic 350 Riva engines that are also used in the Aquarama. A special audio system with speakers at the bow and stern has been installed. Nameplates, switches, and displays are individually designed - this is an absolutely unique boat. No agency or brokerage commission, direct purchase from the owner! Water trials available on Lake Iseo, contact the details in the ad.

VintageRiva 30 is a unique piece that, in the restyling of the St. Tropez 206, reinterprets the fiberglass hull. The seats are designed according to a sliding system that allows the backrest to rotate, so it can be oriented towards the driving area or towards the bench at the back, to facilitate relaxation and conversation. The embellishments are removed from the seats and the colored stripe from the deck, while the metallic shapes of the air vents become minimalist. The color is also kept to a minimum, in a luminescent shade of gray that does not distinguish between the metallic finish of the deck and the non-metallic finish of the hull.