Viking Gokstad Ship - For Film-Education-Tourism

Not all Viking ships are from Scandinavian countries! "Drakar" is a Viking style Long Boat built in Brazil. Drawings were from the Gokstad Ship built around 890 AD, located in a Norwegian museum. One-of-a-kind, heavy built with (farmed) tropical wood. Hull is 1 3/4in thick and deck is 1.2 in thick. Owner/builder was fascinated with the Viking conquerors and fulfilled a lifelong dream in the creation of Drakar. The vessel was used briefly in Brazil for cruises carrying 95 passengers and is currently in the Caribbean. Current owner continues to maintain and improve Drakar. A 7 week haul-out was completed in the summer of 2012 making her ready for a new owner. 

• Engine Make: MWM Brazil
• Model: D-229-6
• Number of Engines: 2
• H/P: 250 Total, 125 Each
• Hours: (Approx.) Port, 3767 - Stbd, 3799
• Cruising Speed: 7 kts @ 1900 rpm, 10 kts @ 2100 rpm
• Burn Rate @ 7 kts: (Approx.) 1 eng - 6.6 gal / 25 liters, 2 eng - 13 gal / 50 liters
• Transmission(s): ZF Marine
• Model: ZF 220
• Racor Fuel Filtering System
• Bronze Raw Water Pumps (Belt Drive)
• S/S Air Filter Brackets 

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