Designed for towing and inspection work, has an observation lounge situated on the main deck, and a dinning saloon, the capacity of both being 32 persons.
1961: delivered to "Clyde Navigation Trust" (GBR)
1966: transferred to the newly formed "Clyde Port Authority" (GBR)
1973: (spring) sold to D. Maclean at Ullapool (GBR)
1973 -xx/10: sold to W. Kennedy of Kyle (GBR), and used for day trips out of Portree, and tendering to cruise ships
1984 -xx/10: To "Medway Invicta Line Cruises" at Chatham (GBR)
1993: spotted in Gambia
19xx: To "Marine Service SL" at Las Palmas (Gran Canaria, ESP)
19xx: passenger accommodation stripped
1997: spotted in derilict state in Las Palmas (Gran Canaria, ESP)