Hawaii Marine Company - naval architecture, boat & yacht design, marine engineering, maritime expert witness, marine photography, NAVIC 10-92 submittals, nautical systems, professional engineer, stability tests, computer aided design and drafting services

Hawaii Marine Company
Naval Architectural, Marine Engineering,
Computer Aided Design & Drafting

 Hawaii Marine Company - naval architecture, boat & yacht design, marine engineering, maritime expert witness, marine photography, NAVIC 10-92 submittals, nautical systems, professional engineer, stability tests, computer aided design and drafting services

E-mail - bt@hawaii-marine.com     Web Site - http://hawaii-marine.com
45-302 Makalani St., Kaneohe, Hawaii, USA   96744-2819
Phone: (808) 291-0348 / Fax: (808) 247-6443


Historic Fireboat for Sale or Charter

The historic Honolulu fire boat "Abner T. Longley" is for sale or charter.  Refer to the pictures below.


View of Bow


Longitudinal View, Broadside


Quarter Angle View

    The Abner T. Longley is was certificated by the USCG for carriage of 152 passengers.  It's Official Number is D261411.  This vessel was built in 1951, it is 82.9 feet long, the beam 19.0 feet, and it has a depth of 8.8 feet.  It's Gross Tonnage is 89 register tons and it's Net Tonnage is 60 register tons.  It's COI, Certificate of Inspection, is presently inactive.  It's last COI was issued on November 9, 2005.  A new COI can be obtained if necessary.

    This historic Honolulu fireboat is still functional and it's monitors still work.  It is wonderful for nautical shows, boat parades and celebrations on the water.  After it was released from the Honolulu Fire Department, it was used for a while as a passenger tour boat in Honolulu Harbor.  With it's vintage looks, it would also be a great floating show piece for a nautical museum.

    To make an offer or to inspect the boat send email to Brian at bt@hawaii-marine.com.  This vessel is presently berthed at Kalaeloa Harbor (Barbers Point Harbor) in Kapolei on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu.  Go to the main office at Marisco and ask for permission and an escort to view the vessel.  You may also call Marisco first (808) 682-1333 to make arrangements to come see the vessel.