Drummond, Dorothy D., Lady B., Easy Rider, Miltwon, Amanda, Lady Jane, Edith Ann and GAF VII. Her most recent owner was Anthony Pope, a noted member of the Italian-American community whose family gained notoriety through its ownership of American Media, publishers of the National Enquirer. While owned by Pope, GAF VII underwent a massive series of upgrades, beyond anything ever done to a boat of this small size, at a cost of more than one million dollars, including installation of huge 500 hp Cummings diesel engines. Bought by Aviation Insurance mogul Lance Paige Toland in 2012, updated and refreshed in Ft Lauderdale, renamed Ansley Ruth after Toland's daughter and is now docked on Sea Island, Georgia at the World-famous Cloister Hotel. Tuna Teaser (USCG #286170, Hull #8) was built in 1961 for Art Appleton. She was later known as Born Free, Sachem, Seaquirt, and most recently Release. The boat is now in Guatemala. Caliban (USCG #287912 Hull #9) was built in 1962 for Bill Carpenter. In the 1980s she was bought by Stewart Campbell who named it "Chunda". The boat is now in Venezuela, named Sangria I and has a pink hull Finest Kind (USCG #290114, Hull #10) was built in 1963 for Dorothea Dean. She was later named Nefertiti, Ballyhoo, My Way, Jingo, High Roller, Princess Claudia, Live Wire, Cookie Monster, Jolly Roger and Bulldog. Sunny Bunch (USCG #293145, Hull #11) was built in 1963 for a Mr. Irwin. Subsequently she was named Ole, Sea Hub, Recipe, Maverick and most recently, Northern Lights. She operates as a charter boat in Kona, Hawaii captained by Kona native Kevin Nakamaru, who is the only captain to have caught both a 1,000 pound ("grander") Black Marlin and a grander Blue Marin in both the Atlantic and the Pacific. Alligator (USCG #294956, Hull #12) was built in 1964 for Jack Rounick. Jack founded Korvettes department store chain and owned the South Hampton NY "House of 7 chimneys" on the ocean. Today she is based in Maui, Hawaii as a charter boat named Finest Kind. Finest Kind is a 3rd generation charter company and has been owner operated for over 32 years. Finest Kind boasts a record of having caught the most Marlin on Maui since 1972. Jimmy Donovan was the boats first captain, Robert S Langdon (Fishn Bob as he was known to Montauk fisherman by his licence plates and big heart) was