For Sale: Palm Beach PB50
Drops of Jupiter has Volvo Extended Warranty on its twin 600 hp engines through 2029. It’s located in Stuart, Florida.
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Palm Beach Motor Yachts are well known for their vacuum-infused E-Glass hulls, which are reinforced with carbon fiber in structural areas, cored with Corecell and Airex foam and vinylester resins, with decks and superstructures of carbon fiber to keep the weight down. The 2024 Palm Beach GT50 known as Drops of Jupiter has a Speed Blue Metallic custom hull color, among many upgrades. It’s located in Stuart, Florida, and offered by Grand Banks Yacht Sales for $2.175 million.
Aside from the legendary Palm Beach construction techniques and beautifully appointed satin-finished teak interiors, Drops of Jupiter also has just 400 hours on its twin Volvo IPS800 engines as of September 2025. The Volvo Extended Warranty is effective through April 2029 or 2,000 hours, whichever milestone occurs first. The vessel also has Volvo’s Dynamic Positioning System and a Sleipner Side-Power bow thruster.
The aft cockpit has plenty of room for entertaining while underway or at the dock, with large settees.
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The layout has the galley down and to port, with the en suite master stateroom fully forward and the VIP stateroom aft.
At the helm are the following electronics:
- Garmin 8617 Radar/Plotter
- Volvo 9-inch Display w/Sonar function
- Volvo Autopilot
- Garmin GMR Fantom 18X Dome Radar
- Garmin VHF 315
- AIS 800
- Engine Room Camera
The helm is well laid out, with a Garmin multifunction display and all controls within easy reach of the skipper.
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Yachting previously wrote: “Combine the yacht’s light weight with a fine entry and a warped-V hull form, and you get a top-end that should break 40 knots. My test boat that day in Annapolis was the prototype yet, even prior to tweaking the propsets, it hit 35.9 knots. The builder later swapped out props and now reports 42 knots at wide-open throttle.
The prototype’s seakeeping ability also was noteworthy. Sure, I expected a 50-footer to flatten out the wakes, but thanks to that entry and the low center of gravity resulting from a single, centered fuel tank, I would have felt comfortable resting a glass of red wine on the galley countertop while running full tilt into a 2-foot chop.”
The interior has additional seating for a crowd as well as a flip-out teak table.
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Where is Drops of Jupiter located? The vessel is currently lying in Stuart, Florida.
Take the next step: Contact the listing agent, Grand Banks Yacht Sales professional broker Carvey Iannuzzi at 616-889-7766.
Quick Specifications- Length Overall: 50’
- Beam: 14’8”
- Draft: 3’3”
- Fuel Capacity: 660 gal.
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