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Cinderella lie system powered by a pair of

Detroit Diesel 540-hp 12V71 diesel engines. She can reach speeds of about 11 knots. The vessel is also equipped with stern and bow thrusters to propel and maneuver the vessel in rapid, shallow water.

The 310-ton sternwheeler is oper- ated from her homeport of Fair- banks, offering four-hour excursion/ sightseeing tours on the Chena Riv- er.

GOLDEN SUNSET

Westport

Westport Shipyard, Inc., West- port, Wash., delivered the 75-foot fiberglass luxury yacht Golden Sun- set to the San Francisco-based tour and charter boat operator Blue &

Gold Fleet during 1987.

The first boat built from a new, adjustable fiberglass mold at West- port, the Golden Sunset is powered by two Caterpillar diesel engines with Twin Disc reduction gears and

Michigan Wheel propellers.

The vessel has a beam of 21.5 feet, draft of 5 feet, and a top speed of 17 knots. Designed for 100-person re- ceptions and meetings, or 40-person informal dinners afloat, the craft offers a formal dining room, a cus- tom wooden bar in the main salon and a bar on the sundeck, a master stateroom with queen-sized bed and

Jacuzzi, a guest stateroom, a full- service galley, and elaborate stereo sound and video systems.

GOLDEN SUNSET

Equipment List

Main engines .... Caterpillar

Reduction gears Twin Disc

Propellers Michigan Wheel

Steering system Wagner

Generators . . . . . . . Alaska Diesel

Radar & Loran C . Furuno

VHF radio ICOM

Scanner Regency

Loud hailer . . . Uniden

Depth sounder . . Si-Tex

Engine controls . . Schrader Bellows

Phone system & intercom . . Ai-Phone

Stereo speakers . Jensen

Monitors/silencer Westport

GOLDEN SUNSET

January, 1988

MACKINAC EXPRESS

Gladding-Hearn

Delivered during the summer of 1987, the Mackinac Express, bulit by Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding of

Somerset, Mass., is 82-foot, 365-pas- senger catamaran. The vessel is be- ing oprerated by the Arnold Transit

Company on the Great Lakes. She is said to be the first catamaran to operate on the Great Lakes.

The Mackinac Express is an In- ternational Catamarans (INCAT)

P/L-designed vessel. These types of vessels are built by Gladding-Hearn and Nichols Bros. Boat Builders of

Whidbey Island, Wash., under li- cense in the U.S.

The 26-knot craft is of all-alumi- num construction, and is powered by twin Deutz-MWM 604B diesel engines rated at 1,142 bhp at 1,800 rpm. The engines drive through ZF reduction gears.

MAJESTIC

Aluminum Boats

Aluminum Boats, Inc., Crown

Point, La., delivered the 325-pas- senger commuter boat Majestic to the Boston Harbor Commuter Ser- vice. Presently, she serves as a water shuttle to Boston's Logan Airport.

The Majestic is 100 feet in length, with a 25-foot, 6-inch beam and a (continued) f c s o o • -

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