Boeing 737 Fan Blade Coffee Table on 2040-parts.com
Cape Coral, Florida, US
This is a fan blade coffee table, blade is from a Boeing 727 jet engine. It has been powdercoated in a rose color metallic and the base was done in a silver metallic. 3/8 glass 48in round. We call this our bird strike table a bird did go through it and nicked the blades we left it like that for a conversation piece.
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