Goetz Limo Tender

Built in 2008 at a cost close to 1.5 Mill as the limo tender of a well known billionaires mega yacht. No expense spared on this luxury tender. 4 air conditioning units, whisper quiet generator, fusion sound system and impeccable taste with Italian leather interior. Comparable to a Hodgdon 33 limo tender in size, except half its weight, almost twice the speed, 1/3 of the price, 2 engines for reliability and safety. Superb design allows for stern boarding as well as port and starboard entry/exit. Air pressured rub rail fender protection incorporated into the hull design makes for clean lines and pleasant aesthetics as well as real life vessel protection. Made to tie up to megayachts, docks, waterfronts, without leaving marks or getting scuffed while transporting VIP's to/from shore with speed and comfort.

Maintained to the highest standards of a very meticulous owner, it can be trailered anywhere in the US, shipped to any port worldwide or put in the water immediately.

Recent survey values it at 1 Mill plus replacement cost. US documented vessel, built by renown Eric Goetz, the well known designer and builder of very succesful carbon composite vessels including those that resulted in the successful Challenge for the 1992 Americas Cup (America3). This particular limo tender is made with lightweight carbon composite construction that keeps its weight at 6200 lbs, allowing it to be lifted by crane or davits or towed with light aluminum trailers. Its low profile allows for storage in low height ceiling storage or garage.

Vessel is located in Miami, Fl and ready to impress and transport the most demanding owner and guests.