YouTuber discovers hidden secret inside massive abandoned Boeing 737 private jet

The US-based YouTuber who converted Elvis’s private jet into an RV may have found his new project via an abandoned Boeing 737 private jet.

He labels it ‘the coolest airplane he’s ever seen’.

We are informed that it’s ‘the cheapest Boeing 737 on the face of the Earth’.

Plus: ‘It still kinda works’.

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The 1982 Boeing 737-200 private jet

Upon surprising his team with the humongous and abandoned aircraft, it’s said: “I don’t think we can turn this into an RV’.

The 1982 Boeing 737-200 private jet was converted into a private jet.

While it can technically fly, it’s no longer legally operational.

However, YouTuber James Webb, the man behind the Jimmy’s World YouTube channel, wants to explore it and see what the possibilities are.

We previously followed his progress on converting Elvis’s private jet into an RV at an eyewatering cost.

Running costs

As cheap as the aircraft itself might be, the operational costs are extortionate.

This includes fuel consumption of 1,100 pounds per hour at idle, with refueling costs ranging between $30,000 and $40,000.

Those prices don’t even take maintenance into account.

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A hidden secret

The plane has an incredible interior, complete with an impressive conference table, an archaic entertainment system, and a bathroom with a couch.

That makes it seem like a potential Airbnb, an office, or even an aircraft as a simulator for flight training.

However, it is hiding a secret below deck in the luggage hold.

The APU shroud – a fireproof, sound-reducing covering that must be removed before access can be gained to the APU’s components – is sitting within it.

However, when Jimmy climbs inside, there’s an overwhelming ‘mustiness’ that takes him aback.

The lavatory tank, aka ‘the poop shoot’, is seemingly responsible.

“The odor and smell that I’m getting now is a certain Florida mustiness mixed with a hue of mouse pee.”

That, alongside their top negotiation skills, allows the team to reduce the potential price of the private jet from $2 million down to less than $50,000.

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