Vehicle/Cargo/Passenger Ferry 1963 Boats Review and Specs

Year: 1963  
Manufacturer: Scruton Marine Services
Price: US$250,000  

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  1963 130’ x 27’ x 10’ Vehicle/Cargo/Passenger Ferry Country of registry: Nicaragua Built: 1963 in Norway Classed by: Promotora Oceanica Classification Bureau (Panama) Dimensions: 130‘ x 27’ x 10’ (39.62m x 8.26m x 3.05m) GRT/NRT: 356.0/213.0 Bridge Equip: Radios: 1 Samyung ENC 3250DN HF/SSB-GMDSS 1 Icom & 1 Raytheon VHF, 1 Raytheon Radar, 1 Furuno Radar, GPS Furuno, GPS Garmin Steering: Hydaulic & Comnav Auto Pilot Accommodations: 13 passenger cabins                         5 crew cabins (air conditioned) Common Areas: Passenger saloon                           Cafeteria                           Day room                           Bar                           Restaurant                           3 WC                           Crew dining room                           2 Shower rooms                            2 WC Main Engine: 1 Man B & W – 840hp, speed – 10 knots Consumption: 30 gal/hr at sea including the generator                        60 gal/day in port Propellers: 1 fixed with variable pitch by Kamewa Electrical power: 1 Volvo 100KW  and 1 Cummins 100KW – 220 VAC Deck: 70’ x 25’ –  about 12 vehicles or 210 m/t dry general cargo Passengers: 115 day passengers – 28 in cabins Stern ramp: 12’ x 14’ (3.65m x 4.26m)7   Last surveyed:  Puerto El Rama, Nicaragua – December 2010 where vessel was upgraded and all inspections passed including hull under water inspection Vagamonte, Panama 2009 vessel inspected on dry land This vessel is in A1 condition and with all certificates flag and international (trading certificates) valid. Location: Nicaragua for inspection For quick sale – the price has been reduced from $450

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Fuel  Hull Material  Beam  Max Draft  Length Overall  Number of Engines

Diesel Steel 27 ft 10 ft 130 ft 1

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Contact Information

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(519) 583-1636 519 583 2189

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