The "Parana" is the smallest model from Rio, designed specifically as a maneuverable sports boat, suitable for water skiing.
In early "Parana models," the instruments were installed in a row along the dashboard. But by the time it came to constructing number # 35, the instruments were grouped on top of each other around the steering wheel.
At the beginning of the seventies — from around construction number # 70 — a completely revised model was introduced, with a length of 5.9 m. instead of the previous 5.6 m. The built-in 350-QV8 Chris-Craft engine had 230 hp.
Probably the most original design feature of this typically "American" styled "Parana" is the deck protruding about 20 cm above the transom.
1 Marine Engine Chris-Craft V8 "283"
Rotational speed. 3800; hp: 185, Cu in cc. 4637, V-8
Average consumption lt/h 21
Gearbox "Paragon"
L.O.A.: 5.6 / 5.9 m.
Width: 2 / 2.16 m.
Draft: 0,45 m.
Load capacity: pers. n.5
Weight: 1000 kg.
Fuel: Super
Tank capacity: lt. 115
Medium autonomy: 5 1/2
Max speed: 75 km/h
Average consumption: 21 L/h
