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22 Ct Gold Leaf Airplane Trolley

Everything is better when gilded in gold, right? Designer Günter Hammersfahr seems to think so as he's come up with this gold-plated airplane trolley for SkyPak that could be fun for use in a private jet or in your home for keeping drinks handy while entertaining. The design is made using a real used airplane trolley that's covered meticulously by hand leaf by leaf in 22ct gold foil. They offer both brand new trolleys and used ones that have actually flown and been used and have the character dents to prove it. This gold version sells for $4,290 but if it's not quite your taste they have plenty of other trolley designs to choose from starting at $1600.

Gallery: Designer Airplane Trolleys from Skypac

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Bad Ass Golf Carts (The Name Says It All)

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Gadgets, Luxury Cars & Autos

Golfing gets more and more popular every year it seems, and although lots of people think it's a really good time it still has a reputation of being a somewhat quiet, calm, and sophisticated sport. That stereotype could be changing, however, thanks to Bad Ass Golf Carts.

Yes, that's really what they're called and yes, they really are bad ass. There are numerous customized carts available, including one that jumps (seen here), one modeled after a Hummer, and a limo version that seats six. You can also buy customized parts like wheels and accessories for existing carts if you want to make your own. Sounds like good times! $12,000 - $18,000

Via Wired

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Vintage Airline Food Carts

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Filed under: Decor, Dining, Wings

It's not on too many products that you find "authentic small dents and scratches" listed as a selling point and a good thing, but the case of these Vintage Airline Food Carts is one of the few exceptions. Available in several fun exterior finishes, the interiors all feature a retractable serving tray and 14 racks to hold drawers and shelves (which you can buy separately). The doors close with standard latches and each has a magnetic catch to help it stay open while you're using the cart, plus of course all the carts come equipped with the handy pedal-locking wheel brakes flight attendants rely on so dearly. $1450

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Gallery: Vintage Airline Food Carts