747 for sale

Jason stumbled across this whilst searching craigslist the other day…

9 thoughts on “747 for sale

  1. Roscoe says:

    Oh dear. The Admiral must have lost his other submarine.

  2. Marcus says:

    We should ALL do what we can to help him. He needs us now.

  3. Dad says:

    Thanks for keeping us posted Jason, we are all concerned for The Admiral

  4. James K says:

    Hey guys and gal,
    I broke into the offices at the “Used Ocean Liner Lot” in Fresno. I was looking around in the sales achieves and found an inquiry made by an Adam Radley. Hold on let me put this up… This is the one he was interested in:
    VESSEL SPECIFICATIONS
    Year built 1989 / Poland
    Year/s rebuilt – refurbished December 04 and June 05
    Class notation 883960 PC/ RS
    Ice Class KM (*) {1} A2 – ice strengthened
    Ice Class – Lloyds Equivalent 100 1A Super

    Length overall (m) 91.25m
    Length pp (m) 78.45m
    Breadth (m) 17.61m
    Draft max (m) 5.8
    Passenger capacity 133 ( 182 number of persons)
    Crew capacity 49
    Gross tonnage 4575
    Net tonnage 1417
    Deadweight – Normal operation (m. ton) 804
    Speed – max 14.3k
    Speed – normal cruising 12k
    Life Boats / Rescue Boats Two / Two
    Life Rafts Four
    Damage control Equipment: Yes
    Oil Spill Containment Equipment: Yes
    Oil Spill Response Company: Owner
    Under Water Welding Facilities: No
    Diver & Equipment for Polar Waters: No
    Number of Zodiacs/Landing Craft: Eight
    Emergency Medical Evaluation Response: Yes
    P& I Insurance (Amount in USD) Unlimited
    Pollution Liability Insurance (Amount in USD): 3000000000 USD
    Search & rescue (SAR) Insurance
    Operate in Arctic Russian Far East
    Operate in Antarctica
    Member of IAATO
    Member of AECO

    Main engine 6 ZL 40/48 (SULZER) Poland
    Auxiliary Engine 2 x 640kW (Sulzer ATL25)
    Boiler VX 732B-21
    Gas Oil (GO) Capacity Normal Cruising (m. ton) no
    Marine Diesel Oil (MDO) Capacity Normal Cruising (m. ton) 397
    Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) Capacity Normal Cruising (m. ton) No
    HFO Specification, Grade (IFO 380, IFO 180, IFO etc) No
    HFO Storage Tanks (Type and Locations) No
    Lubricating Oil (LO) Capacity Normal Cruising (m. ton) 23
    LO Storage tanks (Type & Location) The starboard 13-18 frame
    Fuel Consumption per 24 hours – Normal Cruising (m. ton) 10
    Fuel Consumption per 24 hours – Max (m. ton) 13 (in ice)

    Helideck Dimensions 16.2m (wide) x 18.2 (long)
    Deck – Max Landing weight 4.1T
    Deck – Max take off weight 4.8T
    Hangar 2 x Squirrel/Long Rangers/ME2’s

    All details believed to be correct but without garantees

    Vessel location: Papua New Guinea
    Price: US$ 7 million asking, try offers
    Vessel is undergoing SS and will be delivered with fresh class and other certificates
    She is in very good condition and ready for any employment.
    Subject unsold/chartered

  5. Dan says:

    I got a friend at the IRS to do a little inquiry on Admiral Radley, Seems he had quite a bit of MISC income on his 1099 form that he wasn’t able to explain. So he’s probably layin low somewheres as not to be found. But then I was talking to a diver buddy of mine who runs the dive shop at Avocado Lake , he says he’s seen him run’in a sport fishing outfit out of Sarasota, FL
    So I Zabbaseached it and sure enough I found an A. Radley in Sarasota FL
    He also told me that that the Admiral travels with a really cute babe with the voice of an angel.
    I can’t wait till the Admiral takes care of that little IRS SNAFU and comes back to Central California.

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