物語
This yacht, power-cruiser was built in 1947 by John Trumpy & Sons Inc. in Gloucester City, NJ.
歴史的注記
Rodney Wilson (British Columbia Nautical History Facebook Group 02/12/2024) stated "In the late 1980s I brought a classic wood yacht up from the States. Decommissioned it out of the States, Recommissioned her in Canada. Built by John Trumpy and sons in Glouster City New Jersey 1947 44.5 feet long , beam 11.7. Powered by twin aluminum block 471 Jimmy diesel engines. Engines are set at a slant to keep engine room lower. I named her Neverland and the folks I sold her to named her Troubador. Lost track of her around 20 years ago but would love to know her current whereabouts and status.
She was in my family for 25 years. Dad had her for 19 before I got her."
所有者と船長
In 1947 she was owned by USA interests.
In 1971 owned by Earl B. Stearns, Tacoma WA USA. Renamed as Cornhusker In 1979-1989 she was owned by Clarence D. Wilson, Seattle WA USA.
She was owned by Rodney Wilson.
参考文献
Canada List of Shipping
