MotoArt: Turning Airplanes Into Luxury Furniture | Forbes

In the art world there's a market for everything, including, as founder Dave Hall discovered, high-end furniture built from deconstructed planes. MotoArt pieces range into the tens of thousands and take anywhere from four to eighteen weeks to create.
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[@lewhite99]

Loved their show in 2004! A huge fan. Glad to see they’ve made it! They deserve all the success that has come to them. Their reality show “Wing Nuts” that aired on the Discovery channel had Dave sleeping on a cot in his office and Donovan ( co owner) living above the shop (storage area). True entrepreneurs! So much junk of reality shows, need to bring these guys back. RIP Tim Roberts!

[@SoCalFreelance]

I remember their TV show many many years ago. Good to see the business is still running even after the death of one of the co-founders.

[@ronhicks5818]

I just looked up that old show, couldn't remember the name of the company. Did you realize that show was from 2004!? My god I'm getting old! Lol

[@ahnafiqbal8702]

brilliant Idea! recycling material and turning it into something desirable. Maybe we can do it with other things too with a cheaper price tag 😅

[@chartreusenematoad9451]

pretty pretty pretty cool

[@ЕвгенийСаников-г5д]

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