Austasia Line Austasia Lines  M.V. "Matupi"2  
       
  Built: Chantiers Navals de la Ciotat, la Ciotat, France   
  ON: 381491  
  Dimensions: 111.82 x 16.06 x 6.478 metres  
  Tonnage: Gross: 4478  Net:  2289  
  Propulsion: 6-cyl. 2 S.C.S.A. Sulzer oil engine by Compagnie de Constructions Mecaniques, Nantes, France  
  Type: Refrigerated Cargo Liner  
  Launched: 22/04/1965 (Yard No. 231) as Oyonnax for Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, France  
  Completed: 1966  
  Sold: 1971 to  Transfruta Companhia National de Navios Frigorificos S.a.r.L, Portugal and renamed Frigomar  
  Sold: 1975 to Harvest Gold Shipping (Private)  Ltd., Singapore and renamed Harvest Gold  
  Sold: 1977 to Caxton Maritime Enterprises Corp., Greece and renamed Cavalaire  
  Purchased: 1978 by Austasia Line (Private) Ltd., Singapore, and renamed Matupi 2  
  Sold: 1979 to Phoenix Oceanic Ltd. ( Enias Shipping Co. S.A., managers), Greece and renamed Aegean Destiny  
  Sold: 1980 to Remjay Ltd., London and renamed Remjay  
  Laid up: 22/11/1980 at Rotterdam  
  Sold: 1981 to Nautilus Maritime Inc., Panama and renamed Polar B.V.  
  Sold: 1982 to Panamanian owners and renamed Laric. Resold to Akola Shipping Corp. (Link Line Ltd., managers), Panama and renamed Alka  
  Scrapped: ?  
  Near Sister Ship: Mandowi 2  
     
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  Cavalaire taken in Singapore 1978 by the late Bruce Nicoll  
     
  Note: Cavalaire is a port in Provence, France. Matupi is one of the vents of Rabaul Volcano, Papua New Guinea  
     
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  Updated: 01-06-2007