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| Shipyard : | Verolme Cork, IRL  | Length : | 211.60 ft / 64.50 m | | Hull ID : | -- | Beam : | 34.10 ft / 10.40 m | | Year : | 1972 | Draught : | 14.10 ft / 4.30 m |
| Refit : | 2002 / 2007 | | Naval Architect : | -- | | Stylist : | -- | | Decorator : | -- | | Engine : | -- |
| Speed (max.) : | -- | Range (Nm): | -- | | Speed (cruise) : | -- | Hull / Superstr. : | steel / aluminium | | Guests : | 12 | Fuel (Ltr) : | -- | | Crew : | -- | Water (Ltr) : | -- |
| Sister Ship : | 3 sisters, not converted into yachts |
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By Yachtspotter.
Tosca IV, a former Irish minesweeper, started a conversion in 2002 after her sale at public auctions. Her refit began at Pomerania Shipyard in Szczecin, Poland. The modifications of the hull and the superstructure were made, but the conversion was suspended following the death of the original owner. The empty hull was sold again, and transfered to Brazil. Finally Tosca IV should finish her refit in 2007. |
Spotters Log
| REPORT DATE | HARBOUR | LOCATION | ABOUT | | 02/08/2007 | Base Naval Mocangue | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil  | under refit |
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