Full-size Replica of the Iconic 1965 Volkswagen Camper Van
1:1 Scale, Officially Licensed by Volkswagen
Sleeps 4 Adults Comfortably
Features Two Separated Double-size Rooms with Enough Height to Stand
Doors Open Just Like on the Original
Distance Plunging
Live Pigeon Shooting
Tug-of-War
Rope Climb
Solo Synchronized Swimming
Croquet
Roque
Dueling Pistols
Horse Long Jump
Apparently it’s called Zorbing.
WHY? TELL ME WHYYYYY?!?!
“The Starship,” as the former United Airlines Boeing 720 passenger jet was re-dubbed by its owners (Ward Sylvester and pop singer Bobby Sherman) had been modified at the cost of nearly a quarter of a million dollars, with the intention of renting it out to touring super-groups. Swivel chairs, a bar, and a 3/4” Sony U-matic videocassette player and TV were installed (The plane’s library contained films ranging from Deep Throat to the Marx Brothers), and a bedroom, for “privacy” was built into the back of the plane. Shag carpeting, champagne, the Starship had it all, even President Nixon’s Air Force One didn’t compare. There were two stewardesses on the plane and it cost $2500 an hour to run.
