Talk:C-class ferry

Alberni
Hi, I believe the Alberni, owing to its differing design to accomodae overheight vehicles-- is a separate class known as a C. Class (note the dot). I am ref'ing this from a book from the 1980s (BC Ferries- A Complete Pictoral Study of BC's Ferry Fleet. John L. Barnard Photographs Ltd.). Unless I can find (or someone else can find) more evidence of this, I guess it should stay here, seeing as its original engine and hull designs were identical to the other jumbos.--Keefer4 08:34, 7 March 2007 (UTC)

Comparison to WSF's Jumbo Class ferry
An anon made the addition of "They share many design similarities with the Washington State Ferries Jumbo-Class." They appear to be very different designs, with different lengths and very different passenger capacities. What design similarities are being identified? I'm removing the addition for now - I honestly can't see any significant similarities beyond what would be found between any two ferry designs. --- Barek (talk • contribs) - 23:57, 11 February 2008 (UTC)

Where were these ships built? What are their features?
There should be a section on their construction, where they were built and other things like the features they include… restaurant, snack bar, state rooms etc. Skippingrock (talk) 23:01, 11 September 2012 (UTC)