Vintage Airline Food Cart
Own a piece of aviation history with a Vintage Airline Food Cart! These are original airplane trolleys used in the skies, with authentic small dents and scratches. The interior features a retractable serving tray and 14 tracks for drawers or shelves (which can be included at additional charge). Door features classic latch closure and magnetic catch to remain open. Four bottom wheels lock in position with pedals. Constructed of superior materials to aviation regulations for stability and longevity.
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