Motor Vessel FERRY NO 8 built by Hugh McLean & Sons Ltd in 1951 for Trustees of the Clyde Navigation, Glasgow, Ferry

Tonnage	Length	Breadth	Depth
35 grt / /	57.3 ft	15.2 ft	4.5 ft
Engine builder	Gleniffer Engines Ltd. - Temple Works, Anniesland, Glasgow
Engine detail
M6cyl 4SA 80bhp double-screw (forward and aft) 2001 engine rebuilt

First owner	First port of register	Registration date
Trustees of the Clyde Navigation, Glasgow	Glasgow
Other names
1982 FERRY QUEEN - 2006 KELVINHAUGH NO.8 FERRY
Subsequent owner and registration history
1981 Forth & Clyde Canal Society, Glasgow 1999 Clyde Maritime Trust, Glasgow
Vessel history
Built for the Govan ferry. Later transferred to Kelvinhaugh. 1981 modified, with reduced superstructure for service on the Forth & Clyde Canal 2002 moved from the Canal "Stables" mooring to the Clyde at the Pumphouse location beside the sailing vessel GLENLEE c2013 moved with GLENLEE to Riverside Museum and in service between the Museum and Govan.
Remarks
Initial capacity for 144 passengers
End year	Fate / Status
	In Service
Disposal Detail

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