1940 tug boat ‘solid’

On the market for the first time in its 80 year history, ‘Solid’ is a 1940 tug boat that is now on sale with breezeYachting.swiss. Featuring classic charm and a wonderfully unique design, ‘Solid’ has been designed with a twin-screw diesel engine and has a 250 GTI power output. This boat can reach a top speed of 10 knots, making it perfect for leisurely sightseeing and cruising. The interior has been traditionally designed to evoke an old-world charm, with plenty of dark wood paneling, clever storage options and comfortable upholstery.

The original owners built ‘Solid’ to serve as a cargo ship and utility vessel. However, after advanced technological advancements saw most of these types of boats fall out of vogue, ‘Solid’ was rebranded as a tugboat. Built in the 1940’s by the UK-based Bucklers boatyard, ‘Solid’ has since been re-installed with modern amenities such as a generator, air conditioning, navigation equipment, and other mechanical accessories. It’s a reliable vessel that is sure to turn heads, whether out at sea or docked in a harbor.

In addition to its historic charm, this boat offers potential buyers the perfect opportunity to customize its features to their preferences. As the boat is now being offered by a reputable yachting outlet, potential buyers have access to professional repairs and servicing with breezeYachting.swiss. As a result, ‘Solid’ is the perfect candidate for anyone looking for a sturdy and charming vessel.

Specs for the 1940 ‘Solid’ are as follows: Length – 58 ft, Beam – 10 ft, Draft – 5.3 ft, Fuel – Diesel, and Power – 250 GTI. This vessel is sure to please even the most discerning of buyers. From its original vintage design to its reliable performance, buyers are in for a real treat with this one. The price for this vessel can be discussed with breezeYachting.swiss.

‘Solid’ is currently located in Europe and open for viewings with potential buyers now being encouraged to take a look. This is truly an incredible opportunity to own a piece of timeless nautical history, and a chance to be the proud owner of a 1940’S tugboat!