Mojo’s history dates back to the late 50’s when she served as a minesweeper in the Royal Navy. She was later acquired by the South African Navy for the same purpose. Fourty years later she was sold to the Walt Disney film company to be used as the R/V Belafonte in Wes Anderson's film, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. In 2006 her restoration into a beautiful bespoke yacht began. While only the best machinery and materials have been used in her restoration, a lot of effort has also gone into retaining her precious history, clearly visible in the original brass anchors, cleats and bollards and various other deck fittings. Mojo’s unique exterior and interior have made her one of the finest super yachts in her class.

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Vessel Description
Additional Information
The company provides information regarding this vessel in good faith but is not able to guarantee the accuracy of this information or the condition of the vessel. It is the buyer's responsibility to instruct their agents or experts to verify and validate the information of their choice. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale.
Yacht Specification
Length
161 ft
Beam
27.89 ft
Manufacturer
Harland and Wolff
Model
convsertion
Year Of Vessel
1952
Boat Type
power-cruiser
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Make
caterpillar
No. of Fuel Tanks
0
No. of Engine
2
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This 1952 Harland and Wolff convsertion is a premium power category boat currently located in BARCELONE, B, Spain. It is powered by 2 caterpillar engines. With a beam of 27.89 ft, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Diesel powered boats with efficient layouts.


