
Rock 'n' roll history: A 1962 Lockheed JetStar 1329 once owned by Elvis Presley is for sale via online auction site IronPlanet.

Fit for a King: The jet features red velvet seats, red plush carpeting and wood paneling with gold-plated accents.

Cockpit: Elvis might have been famous for his thrust, but without an engine, this plane is unlikely to ever get off the ground.

Will you miss me tonight? The plane fetched an auction price of $430,000 last year but is already back on the market.

There goes my everything: The plane has been sitting on a runway in Roswell, New Mexico, for 36 years and is in an advance state of disrepair.

State of the art: The customized interior would have been top of the range back in the 1970s.

Electronic display: This electronic display would have shown the time, temperature, altitude and air speed.

VIPs' choice: Elvis owned two Lockheed JetStars. The other one, named Hound Dog II, is parked at Graceland.

Production: The Lockheed JetStar is one of 204 produced by Lockheed between 1957 and 1978. Frank Sinatra is also said to have owned one.

Throne room: The bathroom, which has seen better days, features a velvet-topped toilet.

The next step Is love: During its 36 years on the tarmac at Roswell, the plane has become something of a local tourist attraction

Family affair: The plane was owned by Elvis and his father, Vernon. His mother, Gladys Presley, is also pictured here.