S.S. DINTELDYK (2)

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Interesting Facts & Figures

• When the Dinteldyk (2) entered service in 1957, she was appointed flagship (1957-1970) of the North Pacific Coast service and was easily distinguished from HAL’s other ‘D’ class Combi-Liners by her dove-grey hull.  

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• The Dinteldyk was reportedly capable of carrying 425,000 cu. ft. of general cargo including 111,000 cu. ft. of refrigerated cargo at temperatures from  -10 deg. C  (15 deg. F) to -20 deg. C (5 deg. F below zero).  

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• The Dinteldyk had luxurious accommodations for sixty passengers in air-conditioned outside staterooms with private bath or shower, ample deck space, and graciously appointed public rooms including a lovely air-conditioned dining room.