“Marlin” (ex. ”CG-13”)
Type of vessel: Fast Coastal Patrol Craft prototype.
Built: 1989. Developed and built by Karlskronavarvet, Sweden (Kockums). Designed as a fast coast guard patrol vessel.
Material: GRP sandwich construction.
Length: 13,3 meters (loa: 14.30 m).
Breadth: 3,80 meters.
Draft: about 1 meter.
Displacement: about 13 tons.
Main engine: 2 x Mercedes/MTU 12V 183 TC 91, about 600 kW each. ZF-BW 160 hydraulic reduction gearboxes, 1.5:1 ratio. Levi LDU 400 surface piercing propellers.
Cruising speed: +40 knots.
Range: Around 200 nm.
Bunkers: Fuel - 1200 litres.
Auxiliary engine: Honda G2400S genset on aft deck.
Equipment: VHF, Raytheon R20X radar, Raytheon V700 echo-sounder and log, PC with electronic charts, 2 x Garmin 128 GPS navigators, rudder indicator, Viking life raft, trim planes, shore power.
General arrangement: Storage hold in fore peak, 4 berth cabin in fore below deck, saloon with table seats for about six. Small galley with small electric stove, sink and refrigerator, WC. Flybridge with two chairs, engine controls, steering and GPS.
Today vessel is in adventure charter trade. Also suitable as service- & transport boat where high speed is required. Good condition through-out with full service and many improvements done since current owner aquired vessel in 2001.
Position: Stockholm, Sweden.

All details given in good faith but not guaranteed.