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Posts Tagged ‘carcarrier’
HOEGH TRAVELLER – IMO 5021487
Posted: 16 August, 2020 by SeaBart in uglyTags: carcarrier, conversion, ugly
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This is how she used to look as ARANDA before the conversion to carcarrier:
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AUTO BAY – IMO 9122007
Posted: 26 February, 2014 by SeaBart in uglyTags: carcarrier, conversion, ugly
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GEOLOG PRIMORYA – IMO 8228268
Posted: 22 January, 2014 by SeaBart in uglyTags: carcarrier, surveyvessel, ugly, WTF?
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OS YANGON – IMO 8600492
Posted: 25 August, 2013 by SeaBart in uglyTags: carcarrier, modifications, ugly
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HOEGH TRAVELLER – IMO 5021487
Posted: 18 August, 2013 by SeaBart in uglyTags: carcarrier, modifications, ugly
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Pyxis
IMO: 8514083
Build: 1986 by Shin Kurushima Onishi Shipyard – Imabari in Japan, nr 2446 as Toyofuji No. 14
It seems to be pretty well established that car carriers are among the ugliest ships out there plying the cargo lanes. If that’s true, then only three quarters of a car carrier shouldn’t be as ugly, right?
Wrong. (more…)
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City of St Petersburg
IMO 9473456
Build : 2010 by Kyokuyo Shipyard Corporation – Shimonoseki in Japan, nr 493
While busy restoring all the lost links to the pictures on the rest of the website I kept stumbling over pictures of this vessel and while I initially decided to first finish that hugh (more…)
