Geschichte
This fishboat, general was built in 1939c in Queen Charlotte Islands, BC.
Historische Notizen
Hull- Cedar. Frames- Oak, yellow cedar. Decks- Plywood and plank. Cabin- plywood and cedar. Cabin Configuration: trunk forward, wheelhouse midships salon over original fishhold. Special Notes: V-berth forward, pilot house above engine midships, galley replaces fish hold aft. Wind shield on bridge. (In 1990 this vessel was designated as a British Columbia Vintage Vessel by the Maritime Museum of British Columbia.) Janet Richardson (British Columbia Nautical History Facebook Group 02/12/2018) states that " Late 1960s, the Loki was owned by Ed McLean, an elderly trapper/prospector who lived in the Sayward / Kelsey Bay area.
He had the boat pulled up on the beach at Port Khusam, just south of Kelsey Bay. Kim and Walter Sacht acquired the boat from Ed McLean around 1970 with the intention of using her as a camp tender for their logging operations on the mainland.
They moved the boat to the estuary of the Salmon River, where this vessel sat until John Vey bought her in 1972. John moved her by trailer to Campbell River where he and his wife Marg did a major renovation over two years, and then launched her as the Nirvana. During the two year renovation, my husband was also renovating a Japanese gillnetter in the same boat shed."
Eigentümer & Kapitäne
In 1972 she was owned by John Vey, Oyster Bay BC Canada.
In 1972 she was converted to a pleasure craft. In early 1980s vessel owned by Jeffrey Adelman, Salt Spring Island BC Canada. In early 1980s she was renamed as Loki.
In 1986-1995 as a vessel she was owned by Dr. Everett Johnston, Victoria BC Canada.
She was owned by Pete Knutson & Hing Lau Ng, Seattle WA USA.
In 2006-2018 she was owned by Jonah Knutson, Seattle WA USA.
Remotisierung
Repowered with a 125hp Chrysler Crown gas engine (1990)
Referenzen
- Personal Notes (John M. MacFarlane) 08/09/1989
- Canada List of Shipping
