Maspeth, NY 718-416-1656
The famous boat from the TV series “The Love Boat” is being
scrapped by a Turkish demolition company, which purchased the vessel for more
than $3.3 million, according to USA Today (wasterecyclingnews.com).
This ship was built in 1971 for Flagship Cruises and was
named the “Sea Venture.” It was renamed to the “Pacific Princess” in 1975 after
joining the Princess fleet. This ship weighed 19,903 tons and held 600
passengers.
It’s most famous time was when it was used for the backdrop
of the hit television show “The Love Boat” from 1977 to 1986. Its name was
shortened to the “Princess” in the early 2000’s after a new “Pacific Princess”
was added to the fleet.
The ship has been sitting at a dock in Genoa, Italy for more
than a year. It last sailed for the Spanish company Quail Cruises
(wasterecyclingnews.com).
Do you have any scrap metal that you need recycled? Call us
at 718-416-1656 or visit www.borowiderecycling.com
and we can help you take care of that.
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