Elvis Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, is known for his flashy lifestyle, and his aircraft was no exception. After spending four decades in a desert graveyard, one of Elvis’ most unique possessions—a customized jet—has finally been sold. But if you think this story is about a forgotten piece of rock history waiting to be restored, prepare yourself. You’ll want to sit down before seeing what it looks like inside.

Before we dive into the present, let’s take a quick trip down memory lane. Elvis Presley’s iconic jet, the Lisa Marie, was a custom-made 1958 Convair 880, purchased by Elvis in 1975. At the time, it was a symbol of his rockstar excess, outfitted with luxury features, including a gold-tone interior, plush seating, and even a bathroom with a shower. It was more than just a mode of transportation—it was a rolling palace that reflected Presley’s extravagant lifestyle.

After Elvis passed away in 1977, the Lisa Marie was used by his estate for a number of years, and at one point, it was even placed on display at Graceland as a museum attraction. However, the jet’s fate took a turn for the worse when it was eventually abandoned.