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Engine Cowling Desk

I was tempted to order one until I read that the pouting secretary is not included.

OBIO
 
A few years back on cable TV there was a show where these guys would take aircraft horizontal stabilizers and turn them into tables.
I think they used rudders as well as elevators too. Stuff looked sharp once polished up with leg attachments underneath. Pricey though.....
 
smoores said:
Does anyone know how much they might go for?
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While there is one around town they call "Five Dollar Annie", I would imagine that the average going rate is based on the type of "involment" you are looking for.

OBIO
 
brad kaste said:
A few years back on cable TV there was a show where these guys would take aircraft horizontal stabilizers and turn them into tables.
I think they used rudders as well as elevators too. Stuff looked sharp once polished up with leg attachments underneath. Pricey though.....
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That was MotoArt (the guys who're doing this desk) that had a spot on a show on either THC, TLC, or Discovery 3 years ago or so. They've been in the recycled aircraft parts furniture business for quite a while now.
Spendy stuff but definitely conversation starters!
 
brad kaste said:
A few years back on cable TV there was a show where these guys would take aircraft horizontal stabilizers and turn them into tables.
I think they used rudders as well as elevators too. Stuff looked sharp once polished up with leg attachments underneath. Pricey though.....
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"Wingnuts" I hated to see it go off as they did some good work....
 
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