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GOGO RANGER arriving in Delfzijl on the 19th June 1982
Photos:Frits Olinga-Delfzijl
History in English:Source:http://skipshistorie.net/Oslo/OSL329...20BERGLJOT.htm
1955 Ordered.
1956 Got 24/04 a 5 years timecharter to ESSO, New York, NY, USA to 29/3d per tdw at delivery.
1957 Built as BERGLJOT at Lindholmens Varv A/S, G?teborg, Sweden for A/S Bill (Leif Gill-Johannessen), Oslo. Launched 12/12.
1958 Completed in April.
1964 Converted to a chemical tanker at Kristiansand Mekaniske Verksted, Kristiansand. Tanks was sandblasted and coated. 2 new pump rooms installed.
New discharging capacity 1.800 t/h. Began sailing for the partnership Andersen-Collingwood Tanker Service. Renamed ANCO BERGLJOT.
1969 Sold to I/S Saga Stripe (Ole Schr?der & Co.), Oslo. Renamed ANCO STRIPE
1971 Sold to Panocean Shipping & Terminals Ltd., Liverpool, England. Renamed POST RANGER.
1977 Sold to Emersom Maritime Inc. S.A. (Grundstads Rederi A/S), Monrovia, Liberia. Renamed GOGO RANGER.
1984 Arrived 03/11 at Kaohsiung, Taiwan for demolition that began 11/11 by Chin Tai Steel & Iron Enterprise Co.
Photos:Frits Olinga-Delfzijl
History in English:Source:http://skipshistorie.net/Oslo/OSL329...20BERGLJOT.htm
1955 Ordered.
1956 Got 24/04 a 5 years timecharter to ESSO, New York, NY, USA to 29/3d per tdw at delivery.
1957 Built as BERGLJOT at Lindholmens Varv A/S, G?teborg, Sweden for A/S Bill (Leif Gill-Johannessen), Oslo. Launched 12/12.
1958 Completed in April.
1964 Converted to a chemical tanker at Kristiansand Mekaniske Verksted, Kristiansand. Tanks was sandblasted and coated. 2 new pump rooms installed.
New discharging capacity 1.800 t/h. Began sailing for the partnership Andersen-Collingwood Tanker Service. Renamed ANCO BERGLJOT.
1969 Sold to I/S Saga Stripe (Ole Schr?der & Co.), Oslo. Renamed ANCO STRIPE
1971 Sold to Panocean Shipping & Terminals Ltd., Liverpool, England. Renamed POST RANGER.
1977 Sold to Emersom Maritime Inc. S.A. (Grundstads Rederi A/S), Monrovia, Liberia. Renamed GOGO RANGER.
1984 Arrived 03/11 at Kaohsiung, Taiwan for demolition that began 11/11 by Chin Tai Steel & Iron Enterprise Co.