1969 OLYMPIC #15
MILLIE MOON

This Riva Olympic is a superb example of Shipyard Riva’s final design of an open cockpit utility mahogany runabout, replacing the iconic Super Florida in the production line.  Although this was a very successful model, with 264 units constructed from 1969 through 1979, currently there are only about 15 Olympics in North America. With a very modern bottom providing a comfortable ride, and a spacious aft section with substantial storage, the Olympic is ideally suited to cruising, water skiing, swimming, and other water sports. As with the Super Florida and Junior, the aft seat converts easily to a sun bed.

Olympic #15 now has an updated 270 HP Riva/Crusader motor, with only

2 ½  hours running time since long block and accessories (carburetor, alternator, fuel pump, hoses, etc) installation. This provides a respectable top speed of 44 MPH and a range of 5 hours at a pleasant cruising speed.

Given it’s size, the Olympic is easily stored and transported on it’s trailer.

All systems have just been serviced and tested so that Millie Moon is ready for immediate enjoyment, with all mechanics, upholstery, brightwork, chrome, and bottom in Bristol condition.

Olympic Specs

Length Overall: 21’ 6”

Beam: 7’ 4”

Draft: 1’ 6”

Weight: 2,800 lbs

Engine:  Riva/Crusader 350 CID V8 (with Electronic ignition)

Seating capacity: 6

Fuel tank: 35 gallons

Range: 5 hours at 2500 RPM

Max speed: 44 MPH

Onboard Equipment

Water ski pole

Riva bathing ladder

Sun mattresses

Riva bow pennant

Stern flag pole

Riva Dacron Bimini top (stows under dash board)

Riva fuel tank stick

Engine room tool box

Riva toss cushion

Searchlight

Italian Yacht ensign

Blue Riva storage cover

Danforth anchor

Misc fenders

Spare Riva ignition key & Riva life ring key holder

New 27 Series marine battery

Brand new 2024 custom Rocket tandem axle trailer

Offered at $145,000
Ex works Fort Lauderdale

Disclaimer:
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.