Inside One Man’s Pan Am 747 Replica — The Full Story

Anthony Toth didn’t just collect Pan Am memorabilia. He recreated an entire 1970s Boeing 747 cabin, right down to the packaging on the peanuts. This expanded, ten-minute version of our original video takes a closer look at the build, with more footage, more detail and more of Anthony’s story. What started in his garage eventually grew too big to fit. After moving the replica into a warehouse, Anthony continued his decades-long mission to recreate the Pan Am flying experience, sourcing aircraft parts from the Mojave Desert’s “airplane graveyards” and investing over $150,000 along the way. From the first-class seats and spiral staircase to the carpeted murals, every detail reflects one man’s extraordinary obsession with the golden age of flying. For Anthony, it’s “The Coolest Thing I’ve (he) Ever Made.” Learn more about the Pan Am Experience at Air Hollywood: https://panamexperience.com/ Subscribe to The Coolest Thing I’ve Ever Made for more remarkable builds and the people behind them. Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coolestthing/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coolestthing Website: https://www.coolestshow.com