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SHARK is the one and only 75' Rybovich cockpit motor yacht ever built and is arguably the rarest Rybovich yacht in theworld. She is the ultimate creation of Tommy Rybovich, and was launched as MARGARET. She was subsequentlynamed FRAPPE' and then WILDCAT. SHARK and has had one owner for the past 17 years who has spared no expenseto achieve her "tip-top" condition. As Michael Rybovich recently said, the owner has been incredible to work with and hastruly cared for her without regard to costs of any maintenance or upgrade. In addition, he says she's one of the mostunique and beautiful yachts they ever built (one of only five motor yachts) and the largest of the category. SHARKhas never needed a restoration and is currently looking like she just came out of the new build shed a few yearsago.

Built of mahogany using the time-honored technique of cold-molded construction, SHARK is an amazing example ofthis craft perfected by Rybovich over their storied 104 years in business. The hull topsides are three diagonal layers ofmahogany laid at 45-degree angles, with a total thickness of about 1" with an exterior layer of fiberglass, cloth, andresin. The hull bottom has five layers of diagonal mahogany planking in the vicinity of 1-1⁄2" thick. It is also fiberglassand resin-sheathed.
SHARK's bow has a recognizable sharp entry, which makes her unique among the fleet and allows her to slice throughcalm or choppy sea with a flow and smoothness rarely seen on similar vessels. She cruises at 20 knots and has a topspeed of 23.5 kts. Powered by sparkling CAT 3406 engines, which reside in an engine room that could only bemaintained at its current level by a car collector. And that's a real fact - the owner has a significant passion andcollection of cars, and you can see the attention to detail in the cleanliness, layout, and engineering. It is stunning,with nearly everything looking brand new. A feature that is hard to escape from are the bright LED lights, which aremounted in the bilges casting light up on the engines and other equipment. It is museum-quality stuff.

SHARK's interior is comfortable, warm, and beautiful, with soft corners of mahogany woods, contrasted by all-whitecarpets, fabrics, and painted wall panels. The interior is tastefully decorated with colorful cushions, artwork, andhistoric yachting memorabilia.

The helm area on SHARK is a masterpiece of incredible wood craftsmanship. Clean lines and recessed electronics, and shiny gauges are all perfectly placed in this unique bridge. It is truly a captain's utopia with incredible sight-lines and ample side windows which make this an ideal spot to run the vessel from in any type of weather.