Girvan Lifeboat Station

|-

| 1887–1901

| 167

| –

| Sir Horne Popham

| {{nowrap|Self-righter}}

| 1887

|{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=8–9}}{{cite magazine |magazine=Lifeboat |date=1888 |volume=13 |issue=149 |pages=619–620 |title=Additional stations and new life-boats |url=https://lifeboatmagazinearchive.rnli.org/volume/13/149/additional-stations-and-new-life-boats}}

|-

| 1901–1931

| 452

| –

| James Stevens No. 18

| {{lbb|Liverpool}}

| 1901

| {{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=20–21}}{{cite magazine |magazine=Lifeboat |date=1901 |volume=18 |issue=201 |pages=252–253 |title=Additional stations and new life-boats |url=https://lifeboatmagazinearchive.rnli.org/volume/18/201/additional-stations-and-new-life-boats}}

|-

| 1931–1952

| 739

| –

| {{nowrap|Lily Glen – Glasgow}}

| Self-righter

| 1931

| First motor lifeboat at Girvan.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=32–33}}

|-

| 1952–1955

| 795

| –

| Frank and William Oates

| {{lbb|Liverpool}}

| 1937

| Previously stationed at {{lbs|Eyemouth}}, withdrawn from {{lbs|Hastings}} in 1964. It was sold and modified as a fishing boat Seren-y-Mor, last reported to be at Tenby in 2019.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=34–35}}

|-

| 1955–1960

| 874

| –

| Robert Lindsay

| {{lbb|Liverpool}}

| 1950

| Originally stationed at {{lbs|Arbroath}}, withdrawn from {{lbs|Criccieth}} in 1968. Reported to being restored at Stiffkey.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=38–39}}

|-

| 1960–1961

| 857

| –

| The Jeannie

| Watson

| 1949

| Previously stationed at {{lbs|Buckie}}, withdrawn from {{lbs|Portavogie}} in 1978. Sold and modified as a pleasure boat, last reported at Burghead in 2019.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=38–39}}

|-

| 1961–1968

| 897

| –

| St Andrew (C.S. No. 10)

| Watson

| 1951

| Originally stationed at {{lbs|Whitehills}}, transferred to {{lbs|Arklow}} in 1968 but returned to Girvan in 1976.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=40–41}}

|-

| 1968–1976

| 909

| –

| James and Barbara Aitken

| Watson

| 1954

| Previously stationed at {{lbs|Troon}}. Withdrawn after being wrecked in service. Sold in 1977 and reported in 2023 to be in store at Migennes in France.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=40–41}}

|-

| 1976–1977

| 897

| –

| St Andrew (C.S. No. 10)

| Watson

| 1951

| Previously stationed at Girvan in 1961–1968. It served in the Relief Fleet until 1982 when it was sold. It is now preserved at Pembroke Dock.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=40–41}}

|-

| 1977–1983

| 941

| –

| William and Mary Durham

| Watson

| 1957

| Previously stationed at {{lbs|Berwick-upon-Tweed}}. Sold and became the fishing boat Ron Meadhonach at Portree.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=42–43}}

|-

| 1983–1989

| 1084

| 33-04

| Philip Vaux

| {{lbb|Brede}}

| 1982

| Sold in 1990 and reported to now be the pilot boat Mourne Mist at Greencastle.{{cite magazine |magazine=Life-boat |date=1983 |volume=48 |issue=485 |page=267 |title=Naming ceremonies, handing-over and dedications |url=https://lifeboatmagazinearchive.rnli.org/volume/48/485/naming-ceremonies-handing-over-and-dedications}}{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=48–49}}

|-

| 1989–1993

| 1105

| 33-12

| Amateur Swimming Associations

| {{lbb|Brede}}

| 1985

| Sold in 1993 for use as a lifeboat in New Zealand. By 2021 it had been retired and operating as a pleasure boat at Picton.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=50–51}}

|-

| 1993–2018

| 1021

| 12-37

| Sylvia Burrell

| {{lbb|Mersey}}

| 1993

| Sold in 2021 and reported in 2022 to be on the Isle of Wight but named Ailsa Craig.{{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |pp=54–55}}

|-

| 2018–

| 1330

| 13-23

| Elizabeth and Gertrude Allan

| {{lbb|Shannon}}

| 2018

| {{sfn|Leonard |Denton|2024 |p=57}}

|}

File:RNLB SILVIA BURRELL - geograph.org.uk - 3965545.jpg|12-37 RNLB Sylvia Burrell

File:Girvan Lifeboat.jpg|13-23 RNLB Elizabeth and Gertrude Allan