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Michael McFadyen's Scuba Diving - MV Malabar Photos
The MV Malabar was wrecked at Long Bay (now Malabar) on 2 April 1931. This page has photographs of the ship, the wrecking and the shipwreck. For details on the ship, the wrecking and the diving, look at the MV Malabar Page.
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The Malabar during trials on the Firth of Clyde, Scotland | The Malabar passes under the incomplete Sydney Harbour Bridge while leaving Sydney Harbour |
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The Malabar soon after hitting the rocks at Long Bay | Three lifboats from the Malabar about to be launched Note the fog |
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The Malabar on 2 April 1931 | The wreck the day after hitting Long Bay - 3 April 1931 |
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What is now Malabar Beach and some of the crowds | Wreckage of the Malabar on east side of Malabar Beach |
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Heinz Bendinger and the engine of the Malabar | This prop is behind the Malabar's engine and is probably from the Goolgwai Note that it now appears to be different |
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The flywheel and a section of the driveshaft, at least 4 metres high | Peter Flockart and the rudder of the Malabar |
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