If you've got the need for speed and rum and cokes, then take your seat in one of these ejector seat bar stools.
The ejector seat bar stools were made from Martin Baker ejector seats that were taken from actual decommissioned RAF Panavia Tornados. The people at Hanger 54 stripped down, then re-upholstered the Martin Baker ejector seats in premium leather, turning them into these amazing high quality fighter pilot-inspired bar stools. So put your tray in the upright position, put on your aviators, and start blaring some Kenny Loggins, because you're about to fly into the drinking zone.
They currently sell for $13,000, and if you're thinking of purchasing the Martin Baker ejector seat bar stool, you'll have to at least get two. After all, what self respecting pilot drinks without their wingman?
Fighter Pilot Drinking Seats
Fly into the Danger Zone on Your Ejector Seat Bar Stools
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