Pan Am Artifacts in Man's Garage

[jasweden]

I trust he doesn't use these memorabilia to lure underage kids into his garage.

I do not believe so , nothing is mentioned about a green van.

[leon]

That's pretty cool.

my dad told me he had a retired military that recreated an entire tracker cockpit in his basement.

leo

[el]

That man would be worthy of a 2nd class ISGPOTM medal.

I trust he doesn't use these memorabilia to lure underage kids into his garage.

[(J)]

Excerpt:

In One Man's Garage, Pan Am Still Makes the Going Great

Fliers nostalgic for the golden era of air travel might want to book a trip to Anthony Toth's garage.

Mr. Toth has built a precise replica of a first-class cabin from a Pan Am World Airways 747 in the garage of his two-bedroom condo in Redondo Beach, Calif. The setup includes almost everything fliers in the late 1970s and 1980s would have found onboard: pairs of red-and-blue reclining seats, original overhead luggage bins and a curved, red-carpeted staircase.

Once comfortably ensconced, Mr. Toth's visitors can sip beverages from the long-defunct airline's glasses, served with Pan Am logo swizzle sticks and napkins, plus salted almonds sealed in Pan Am wrappers. They can even peel open a set of plastic-wrapped, vintage Pan Am headphones and listen to original in-flight audio recordings from the era, piped in through the armrests.
Source: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1256...s_Most_Popular