1974 Levi Triana Tantarella 35

The 1974 Triana Tantarella 35 is a classic sports cruiser designed by Renato Levi, one of only three wheelhouse versions built. This fiberglass-hulled boat showcases Levi's signature design elements: a distinctive reverse sheer and a deep V hull known for excellent seakeeping and responsive handling. Twin Ford Sabre diesel engines producing 550 hp provide the power, and the boat is fitted with a trim tab for improved stability and control.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and offers a practical layout suited to extended cruising. The wheelhouse configuration provides weather protection and good visibility while underway. Below decks, systems have been thoroughly updated in recent years, with replacements including prop shafts, stern glands, intercoolers, bilge pumps, and fresh water pump. New gas fittings were installed with certification, and bow thruster and house batteries have been renewed alongside a refurbished holding tank sensor and associated hoses.

Canvas surrounds have been refurbished with new windows and zips, and engine cooling fans have been replaced. The boat completed a major service in 2024 and has logged only two running hours since that work was finished. Routine maintenance has been kept current throughout the vessel's life under careful ownership, making this an actively maintained example of a historically significant design.