two-thirds gone", and by late 2014 demolition was complete. Statistics Pacific was , with a beam, and was built at Nordseewerke, West Germany. She was propelled by four medium speed Fiat Diesel engines with a combined power output of 18,000 shaft horsepower. The engines were individually clutched and geared in pairs to each of the two shafts that drive controllable pitch propellers. This enabled one or more engines to be shut down and declutched as required. As Pacific Princess, her tonnage was and she carried 646 passengers at a top speed of , cruising at . As Pacific, her capacity was increased to 780 passengers and cruising speed reduced to 18 knots. Country of registry was the Bahamas. More reading References External links Professional photographs - "To Be Broken Up" 60 photos of the Pacific 1970 ships Ships built in Emden Ships of Princess Cruises