the Boeing Custom Hangar

Yeah there's that. I guess you could just scour a junkyard or boneyard then pretty things up at home. Although it might cost as much (or more). Still if I had the cash I could see myself buying a few things from there.
 
wow. expensive stuff and a lot of items I have no clue what I would do with. I love the airliner models though. Sadly those too are insanely expensive. Key chains seem to be a better idea.
 
Dang that's expensive stuff. A 777 Galley cart for $1900. The Delta Flight Museum was selling galley carts for $75 a few weeks ago.
 
Yeah there's that. I guess you could just scour a junkyard or boneyard then pretty things up at home. Although it might cost as much (or more). Still if I had the cash I could see myself buying a few things from there.
More difficult than it sounds, and stuff like throttle quadrants are extremely expensive.
 
When I read this title I was thinking that Xzibit has started pimping out Boeings up at Boeing field.

"Yo dawg, I hear you like hot tubs!"

Nope that would be the Airbus Custom Hangar. Er I mean Airbus Custom Ridez Y0! :D

More difficult than it sounds, and stuff like throttle quadrants are extremely expensive.

Eh it's aviation related. One should assume that anything from an aircraft is going to be expensive.
 
Nope that would be the Airbus Custom Hangar. Er I mean Airbus Custom Ridez Y0! :D



Eh it's aviation related. One should assume that anything from an aircraft is going to be expensive.
I've called around because there are a few art pieces I want to make out of aircraft parts, specifically jet transport parts. The few salvage places that will even talk to you have been besieged by home simulator builders, so some stuff they know they can price outrageously.

Really when it comes down to it, this stuff on the Boeing Custom store is CHEAP. And I'm serious when i say that.

Google MOTOART and see how expensive expensive really IS!
 
Speaking of, is there a relatively affordable way (read close to free) of getting legit old instruments (IE gyros, altimeters, etc). I don't care about age, but I'd like a few to put into a wood working project. I imagine un-servicable ones have to be somewhere?
 
Aircraft parts are expensive for a reason, unserviceable parts should be rendered useless by whatever means available. Bogus parts are a real problem.
 
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