GraysOnline, Australia’s leading multi-channel eCommerce site is again selling a couple of ex-Australian Navy vessels via their online platform.
This time, they have two Huon Class Mine Hunter Ships, HMAS Hawkesbury (II) and HMAS Norman (II), both berthed at the Fleet Base East Garden Island, Sydney.
Both ships come with survey and conversion plans for converting them into commercial or charter cruisers or luxury yachts. Unique to Mine Hunter vessels, the hulls are made of fibre reinforced plastic and have a unique single skin solid hull that has no ribs or frames and provides high underwater shock resistance and very low magnetic and noise levels. The hulls are designed this way to flex inwards if an undersea explosion occurs nearby. All machinery / equipment is mounted on cradles or suspended from bulkheads to further enhance resistance to shock damage and protect ship systems.
Vessel Summary
Huon Class MHC
Both commissioned in 2000
Displacement: 732 Tons at full load
Length: 52.5 metres
Beam: 9.9 metres
Draught: 3 metres
Both ships are being offered for sale as is, where is, via an Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 15 November at 5pm (Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time)
For sale details and inspection times or to view and download the survey / conversion plans and EOI document, visit www.graysonline.com/sale/5035860 or for more information, contact Kevin Pullbrook [email protected], +61 407 957 160.
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