Here's a tiny cross section of some of the more common small craft that appear in my game - frequently passed over, their individual stories unsung, but still necessary for the successful operation of ports, stations and larger starcraft.

All of these vessels are rated for space travel (Minimum MT armor of 40) and use thruster plates instead of grav plates or reaction thrusters - mostly for ease of design and story flow, though I do occasionally use COACC, and One Small Step/Hard Times rules for reaction based boats - usually for alien low tech spacecraft - or raw power fusion rocket drives, which can out-perform thruster tech if designed right.

TriOps - A small stealth craft used for covert ops, mostly surveilance. Though rated for deep space, its radio is only 500,000km range, and its Maser 5,000km range. It has 5,000km Active and passive EMS, and 1GW sensitive Neutrino Sensors. While useful as a small craft, it wasn't terribly comfortable, especially when fully crewed by 4 - usually an operator/pilot, and 3 analysts. Occasionally they were used under cover of night to deliver agents to remote locations on hostile worlds.

Leeds Miniboat DS An upgraded version of an older 1.4g Antigrav variant, the Miniboat DS was designed to provide a space excursion vessel to ships decent sized cargo bays that wouldn't otherwise have a vehicle bay. Because of this, the Miniboat has a relatively low ceiling in order to fit into cargo bays, provided the door was at least 4.5m wide (3 squares). Even so, incautious boat pilots end up scraping off the paint from both DS's top and underside and mother ship's cargo bay.

Lynx Dropship With the approval of construction of the Tisiphone, a star ship capable of transporting and providing C3 orbital support for a reinforced company and (attendant support staff) of Orbital Kommandos, the Directorate needed fast, reliable methods of getting its troops from orbit to ground as safely, as fast, and as inexpensively as possible. This was a really hard balance to manage, but the Lynx was the result, carrying just two fire teams, 10 Orbital Kommandos, per trip. The Tisiphone carries 20 Lynxes, plus 10 Panther attack craft - lookalike vessels carrying triple ship to ship grade missile launchers instead of a troop compliment. Both ships are more heavily armored than the others on this sheet, carrying 55 of MT armor (Equivalent of High Guard armor value of 5.)

Studebaker Deck plans of my econo belter design. Not comfy, not at all, but its about the only space-ship that can be financed by relatively 'average' income people willing to share stakes in it.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6997854/

Leeds L3A and L3B Launches Leeds Aerospace of Neu Samara essentially copied panel for panel, bolt for bolt, the Terran launch designs most often carried aboard the Starmada family of intersteller trade vessels - Toledo and Conquistador classes (Which in hunting for links, appear to have never made it onto FA - I may have to fix this at some point in the future.)

Leeds Flex or Thin Launch L3C Breaking away from Terran designs, this launch is designed to be a jack of all trades, though favoring cargo slightly over passengers. This is most commonly found on trade ships like the Galyeon http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7545119/ and military ships like the Penetrator http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8051270/.

Cheetah Fast Pinnace Another jack of all trades, but at 5 gee acceleration, a very popular one within the Schepehyrd system, where interplanetary trade is just starting to pick up, though still lagging behind interest in interstellar trade and exploitation. I can see, especially with the bunk, (and maybe the installation of a second or third) ships like the Cheetah being the Player Character's vessel in a more limited, barely interstellar Traveller campaign, plying between stations and worlds ala Firefly, or paying for jump-ferrying within the belly of some large freighter, or Dune style HiLiner.