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THE FLEET - HM2-011
Main The Fleet HM2-011
Off Dunoon Active Fleet Member:
 VESSEL LINKS:
Ships's History:
Past Crew
 REGULAR ROUTE:
Upper Clyde area

 

 Picture Credit: Alan Douglas
 VESSEL DETAILS:
Type: Plastic Screw Sidewall Hovercraft
Ordered By: Caledonian Steam Packet Co
Built: 1970
Cost: £100.000
Launched: TBC
Entered Service: 28th May 1970
Disposed: 1979
 DIMENSIONS:
Length: 50'
Breadth: 20'
Draught: 6' 5"
Gross Tonnage: 12
 CARRYING CAPACITIES:
Passengers: 65
Cars: 0
Crew: TBC
Lifeboats: TBC
 TECHNICAL DETAILS:
Builders: Hovermarine Transport Ltd.
Yard No:
499
Engine Builders: Cummins Diesels, USA
Machinery: 3 Oil, 2 6 cyl 7 1 4 cyl
Hoist & Lifts:
 ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
Speed: 35 kts
Callsign: TBC
Registered: Glasgow
Launched by: TBC
Named after: Applecross, a settlement on the Applecross Peninsula north of Kyle of Lochalsh.
Gaelic Name: N/A
 REMARKS:
Transferred to David MacBrayne Ltd. in October 1971 for Scalpay station and renamed SCALPAY II, on the demise of the older timber-built turntable ferry of that name. She remained in David MacBrayne Ltd ownership until her disposal.

 SoC Links:
To see a more detailed description and some photos of the islands this vessel serves or has served, visit Undiscovered Scotland and follow their links.


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