The replica includes all the features you would find on board the aircraft in the 70 or 80, including the red isles, the real seats of Pan Am, the overhead bins with lights appeal and the side buttons on the chairs.

Attention to detail is shown with Pam Am towels and other accessories.

Toth, 42, became facinated with the now bankrupt airline while traveling overseas with his family.

“There was no other aircraft I could walk on board that intrigued me more than the Pan Am cabin. The brand was so powerful… They had this uncompromising standard of service,” explained Toth.

Anthony has spent about $ 50,000 for this project, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Anthony Toth Turns Garage Into Plane Replica