Clan MacIntyre (3)

In 1976 she was sold to Renown Bay Shipping Co., Panama (Hong Kong owned and part of the Wallem group), renamed EASTERN EXPRESS.

On 22nd Dec.1979 on passage La Spezia to Cagliari, Sardinia she grounded at Marina di Carrara on the Italian coast and was declared a total loss (cost of salvage and repairs exceeding the insurance value of the ship).

[Merchant Fleets, vol.33 by Duncan Haws]

As Eastern Express

Life after Clan Line

Voyage Notes - 1963

Clan MacIntyre Left Liverpool 9 March For E Africa
Master	J Browne
Chief Officer	T R Parsons
Second Officer	J R Jeffery
Third Officer	G Mannall
Cadets	N B Hesketh W Broich
Radio Officer	A Conlin
Carpenter	A F McIntosh
Purser Catering Officer	A McInnes
Chief Engineer	J Griffith
Second Engineer	P R Kiddell
Jnr Second Engineer	S M Asad
Third Engineer	C A Ceasar
Fourth Engineer	P Walshe
Fifth Engineer	V Lobo
Sixth Engineer	T Lloyd
First Electrician	B G Clark

Clan MacIntyre - Art Gallery

Clan MacIntyre

An oil painting, part of a set for a retired Radio Officer

by Vincent Neave

Vessel	Built	Service	Tonnage
Clan MacIntyre (3)	1951	1976 Sold to Panama renamed Eastern Express	6556

Official Number

Ship Builder

Engine Builder

Engine Type

Screws

184963

John Brown

Clydenbank

John Brown

Clydenbank

Motor 6 Cyl

Doxford

6000 BHP

Master	Date	Left	Destination
J O Woodall	12/1958	London	S Africa
	5/1959	Liverpool	E Africa
	10/1959	Birkenhead	S Africa
	3/1960	Liverpool	Mauritius
	8/1960	Liverpool	S Africa
J V Findlay	5/1961	Liverpool	E Africa
	8/1961	Liverpool	India
	1/1962	Liverpool	S & E Africa
	5/1962	Liverpool	India
J Browne	10/1962	Liverpool	Australia
	3/1963	Liverpool	E Africa
D T Griffiths	7/1963	Liverpool	India
	12/1963	Liverpool	S & E Africa
	5/1964	Liverpool	E Africa
	4/1965	London	S & E Africa
K C Simpson	8/1965	London	S & E Africa
D Lockhart	2/1966	Liverpool	Aden & India
	6/1966	London	S & E Africa
	9/1966	Genoa	S & E Africa
	1/1967	London	S & E Africa
	6/1967	London	E Africa
S Williams	10/1967	Liverpool	Poland & Pakistan
	3/1968	Rotterdam	S & E Africa
	7/1968	Genoa	S & E Africa
	12/1968	Birkenhead	India & E Pakistan
G W Spiller	6/1969	London	Nacala & E Africa
	11/1969	Rotterdam	S Africa & Beira
	2/1970	London	Pacific & Australia
E C Martyn	10/1970	Birkenhead	S Africa & Mauritius
T R Halliday	2/1971	Birkenhead	Beira
T Coats	6/1971	Genoa	Beira
	10/1971	Birkenhead	Beira
	2/1972	Genoa	E Africa
H J Thorn	7/1972	London	E Africa
T Roberts	12/1972	Birkenhead	E Africa
	5/1973	Birkenhead	India
	10/1973	Glasgow	India
F G King	10/1974
R R Cawdery	9/1975	At Mauritius