Aircraft
Elvis's Jet Hits the Auction Block Again
A Lockheed Jetstar, one of two once owned by the late Elvis Presley, will feature in an auction in January.
Lockheed JetStar once owned by Elvis Presley parked on overgrown airport ramp in the New Mexico desert
While one of the Lockheed JetStars formerly owned by Elvis Presley has been restored and is part of the late star's museum collection in Memphis, Tennessee, another has been languishing in the New Mexico desert for the past several decades and is once again up for auction. (Photo: Mecum Auctions)

If you have ever wanted to own one of the jets formerly owned by the late Elvis Presley but missed out on the past several auctions, you will once again get your opportunity.

While two of the five aircraft Presley reportedly owned, a Convair 880 and a 1960 Lockheed JetStar, have been restored and are on display at his Graceland mansion and museum in Memphis, Tennesee, a second JetStar of 1962 vintage that the “King of Rock and Roll” purchased in 1976, just a year before his death, is once again on the auction block.