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DON ERNESTO - IMO 5297189

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Photographer:
carimar [ View profile ]
Added:
Jun 27, 2007
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Image Resolution:
1,230 x 799

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Taken in the 80tis on the Ecuadorian coast.
Ex RIVER TRANSPORT-75, ex TRANSPAN-60, ex QUINNEBAUG-48. (4350/45-47). Launched by St. John's River Shipbuilding Co., Jacksonville, Fla. 1945.
Lenghthened and completed by Maryland Dry Dock Co., Baltimore, Md. 1947.

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Current name:
DON ERNESTO

Former name(s):

 -  River Transport (Until 1975 Jan)

 -  Quinnebaug (Until 1960 Jan)

 -  Lafitte (Until 1948 Jan)

 -  Transpan (Until 1947 Sep)

Vessel Type:
Oil Products Tanker
Gross tonnage:
2,609 tons
Summer DWT:
4,558 tons

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person
Thanks for posting. Pleasant memories for my father who sailed this one and her sister, the Sea Transport (ex-Ville Plate, Tellico) Late 50's early 60's.

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person
In fact a very interesting photo of the old Quinnebaug / AOG 71 Quinnebaug - laid down in 1944 as a T 1 tanker - type T1-M-BT1.

Kind regards
Jesper

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person
Unlike the Sea Transport (Tellico), they never added the wheelhouse on the middle structure.

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person
Thanks for the information about the missing wheelhouse - I had been wondering about it.

There are two other good photos of her at www.wellandcanal.ca/salties/d/donernesto/ernesto.htm - one as Don Ernesto and one as River Transport.

Kind regards
Jesper

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I have one here taken by my dad from the wheelhouse of the Sea Transport (tellico)

http://www.boatnerd.com/news/newsthumbs/images/SeaTransport-1967-LC.jpg

Regards.

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