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GARCON V7XW9 - IMO 9587051

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Photographer:
Ria Maat [ View profile ]
Captured:
Aug 6, 2012
Title:
Garcon V7xw9
Location:
Maassluis, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Photo Category:
Motor Yachts From 65 Feet Or 20 M Loa
Added:
Aug 7, 2012
Views:
4,039
Image Resolution:
3,780 x 2,522

Description:

The yacht GARÇON seen on the New Waterway outbound Rotterdam-Europoort for sea trials.
Specifications – Garçon SEA AXE 6711 FYS:
• LOA: 67.15m
• Beam: 11.2m
• Gross Tonnage: 1128 tonnes
• Crew: 21
• Range: 4500 nautical miles at 18 knots
• Deck space: 235 m² (excluding heli platform)
• Interior deck storage: 140 m²
• Full SOLAS heli pad, 5000 kg take-off weight
• Engines: 4x Caterpillar 1425 kW

Vessel
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Current name:
GARCON
Current flag:
Marshall Islands
Home port:
Jaluit
Callsign:
V7XW9
IMO:
9587051
MMSI:
538080094
Build year:
2012
Builder:
Damen Shipyard Gorinchem - Gorinchem, Netherlands
Manager:
Semarine Yacht Management - Ringwood, U.k.
Owner:
Semarine Yacht Management - Ringwood, U.k.
Class society:
Lloyd's Shipping Register
Vessel Type:
Supply Tender
Gross tonnage:
1,145 tons
Summer DWT:
500 tons
Length:
67 m
Beam:
11 m
Draught:
3.8 m
Photos:
39 photos by 22 photographers

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Motor Yachts from 65 feet or 20 m LOA - 38 photos

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Aage Schjoelberg

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Wim Kosten / maritimephoto.com

1 photos

Stan Muller

1 photos

Wil Weijsters

3 photos

Tord Avsnes S

2 photos

Tomasello Letterio

1 photos

Sydney Sinclair

1 photos

Manuel Hernandez Lafuente

1 photos

Lyndon Henry

1 photos

josip botica

4 photos

carlo martinelli

3 photos

Ria Maat

2 photos

Henk Jungerius

1 photos

Emmanuel.L

3 photos

Joop Klaasman

2 photos

J.M.DOMINGUEZ

2 photos

vazee

2 photos

Ron van de Velde

3 photos

Allan J. Kortsen

1 photos

Josep Pretel (pretsend)

2 photos

airaviation2000

1 photos

Rolf Bridde

1 photos

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Justin Bieber converted to yacht.

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A rich buyer from the East will certainly buy her, for his forthcoming pleasures on the deck of HMS Victory!

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HMS Victory to yacht... that'd be actually a beautiful yacht, so it won't find any potential buyers due to current trend on ugly stuff.

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In respect of your further proposals Denis, maybe I must reconsider my initial intention of investment.
The other proposed things seem much more better!

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Semisubmersible offshore crane as yacht.

(Possible rebuilt of Saipem 7000 to yacht)

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person
Jack-up barge as yacht.

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person
You are right Denis, "I am already tendering for such a solution".

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Quite possibly soon we will see also a FPSO in Yachts category, lol!

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It is a yacht and should stay as such on shipspotting.com. Please see my comment to other photo. Thanks.
Phil (Admin)

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Most probably not a yacht. Some of these type of ships sail in the gulf of Mexico as crewtenders/maintainance ships.

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Hi Robert!
Very kind of you to stop by. Like you I have my doubts about the design, if I like it or not. The yacht certainly have something special.
Thank you for your nice comments! They are much appreciated.
Kind greetings from Ria

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Hello Ria, very strange looking architecture...Not sure i like that new kind of nose.. we see more and more often....must be quite efficient but nice looking????? Well i am still thinking about it....Glad to have news from you....
Very best regards, Robert08

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