Inside, the jet features red velvet seating, wood-paneled walls, carpeting, and a spacious passenger area that reflects the extravagant style associated with the King of Rock and Roll. It also contains vintage entertainment equipment, including a television and cassette player.
A small kitchen includes an old microwave, while the restroom features decorative finishes and a distinctive sink. Although the exterior had faded and the aircraft required major mechanical work, the preserved cabin offered a rare glimpse into luxury air travel during Elvis’s era.
The jet was eventually sold at auction for about $260,000 to a buyer who reportedly placed bids by telephone. Today, the aircraft remains an unusual piece of Elvis memorabilia, combining aviation history with the unmistakable style of one of music’s biggest icons.
