Transportation Of An Aircraft
The transfer of the airplane from Greece to the Hillsboro woods in Oregon turned out to be the most difficult task of the whole venture, according to Campbell. The arrangement of the move, culminating in its completion, and another few particulars of the project, ended up costing Campbell a further $120,000. Meaning that before the renovation had even begun, he was set back $220,000 in total. This didn’t seem to dissuade our Bruce in the slightest. It turns out Bruce Campbell would get his money’s worth in more ways than one, and much more than he could have imagined.
Relocation Of Colossal Proportions
Being the hard-working and diligent man that he is, Campbell was not swayed by the massive amount of work that lay ahead before this plane could be called a home. First, he needed to move the Boeing 727 deep into the woods. How does one move such a colossal object through something as densely packed as a forest, given all the trees and animals in the way? Amazingly, moving it wouldn’t be the biggest issue he had.