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46m St. John Drydock Co. Tug Conversion
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Other photos: Dock Exterior - Aft Quarter, Aft Deck Forward, Aft Deck Aft 1, Aft Deck Aft 2, On Deck 1, On Deck 2, On Deck 3, On Deck 4, On Deck 5, Foredeck Aft 2, Foredeck Aft 1, House Detail, Amidships Forward, Wheelhouse to Port, Wheelhouse to Starboard 1, Wheelhouse to Starboard 2, Galley-Mess 1, Galley-Mess 2, Typical Cabin, Main Engine 1, Main Engine 2, Panel, Underway, Dockside - Forward Quarter, January 2007 - Docked with the Pacific Hunter, January 2007 - Forward Port Quarter, January 2007 - Forward Starboard Quarter, January 2007 - Profile. | ||
This is an exceptionally well cared for heavy-duty vessel that was retired from Canadian service in 1995. Built to Lloyd's Maltese 100-A1 specifications with ice reinforcement, she can operate safely anywhere in the world when properly manned, equipped and provisioned. With accommodations for up to 22 (seven cabins with 9 berths on the upper deck plus seven cabins with 13 berths on the main deck), this is a prime candidate for conversion to private world adventure yacht. See her specifications and color photos online here, then CALL for additional details and an appointment to go aboard... | ||
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