#6323 • Elvis Presley's Graceland Inspired Mobile Museum

Part of Iconic Film & Music Memorabilia Auction (timed auction by GWS Auctions)

Starting at $1.00

Status: Sold

Est. $35,000-$50,000 Elvis Presley's Graceland Inspired Custom Made Traveling Mobile Museum Featured on Jay Leno's Garage W/Clean Title (One of a Kind) - This one of a kind traveling museum is a beautifully customized 30 foot trailer with five display cases. The museum was inspired by Elvis Presley's Graceland, and other deluxe features of the trailer include two chandeliers, white crown molding, and a video system that can play the King's concerts while guests are taking a tour. From the white pillars, to the stone lions, to the bushes and porch, the illusion of Elvis' Graceland is totally complete. At the front of the trailer is the door with steps where guests can enter the museum. The back end drops down with a ramp for guests to exit, and can also used as an entrance for guests in wheelchairs or for whom the stairs would be difficult to climb, making the museum handicap accessible. This mobile museum was featured on the television show Jay Leno's Garage in Season 2 Episode 209. Included in the purchase of the trailer, which is currently located in Branson, Missouri, will be: (5) customized display cases, each with positionable LED lights, case locks, most with shelving, adjustable displays with wooden boxed to create raised areas, black fabric to drape inside the displays; (2) half mannequins, (1) 3/4 mannequin and (1) full body mannequin with stand; (1) TV and DVD player with speakers; (1) fire extinguisher; heavy-duty, high traffic gray carpeting to line the center walkway and plush red carpeting lining the outside of the walkway; white crown molding and deluxe lighting (including two chandeliers) throughout; various framed photos throughout (many with autographs, including Scotty Moore with guitar pick and The Sweet Inspirations); several international movie posters from Elvis' films. The handsome front of the trailer includes: (1) tilting house roof (secures to trailer's roof), (3) faux brick porch pieces, (4) large PVC column pipes, (1) gable roof (sits atop columns and affixes to the roof), (4) faux trees/topiaries, (2) gray faux stone blocks (for lions), (2) heavy plaster white lions, (2) facade-matching wooden sheets to cover the wheels, and (1) white "picket" covering (to hide trailer tongue). This 2006 customized trailer museum runs on standard 20-amp power (Ediston 120u 60hz power). The trailer also features: Diamond plate roof, Line-X undercoating, leveling jacks (on for each corner), full size spare tire, lug wrench, level and assorted shims, ratchet set, screws, and a heavy-duty extension cord. It currently has a 2,000 pound maximum tongue weight, which can easily be modified to fit your needs. The mobile museum fits all of the above-described items for easy transport, and a DVD with set-up instructions and video footage will also be included. Dimensions of the museum and outside display once fully set-up: Length 42'/Width 20'/Height 9'5".