March 2011,
March 2010, and
… can it be and not in Kirby white but
Vane classic green?
the LongIsland-built tug with a Louisiana name, Houma! And pushing DBL 25!
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November 19, 2013 at 4:23 pm
PaulB
Yup- Vane bought ’em both. Perhaps merely to keep others from buying them.