August 31, 2020: 1932 Packard, Reno
DrFumblefinger enjoyed this elegant 1932 Packard Coupe Roadster, on display at the National Automobile Museum.
Nevada
Vegas now says "Viva las Office!"
Sin City is now trying to drum up some office trade, now that its planned return to 'normal' has been slowed.
July 27, 2020: 1981 Gold-Plated DeLorean
DrFumblefinger spots this gold DeLorean -- actually plated in 24 karat gold! Only one of two made.
June 29, 2020: 1937 Airomobile, Reno
DrFumblefinger comes across this unusual one-of-a-kind prototype car at the National Automobile Museum in Reno, Nevada.
June 8, 2020: Scenes from Las Vegas, 1988
DrFumblefinger shares a few marquees and hotel/casinos in Sin City that you won't find anymore.
Free parking returns to Las Vegas
Free parking at casino hotels will be back when MGM Resorts start to re-open and others will likely follow.
May 25, 2020: 1921 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (Copper), Reno
DrFumblefinger enjoyed this beautiful and rare one-of-a-kind customized Rolls Royce, its body made of solid copper.
Now, masks in a vending machine
Forgot your mask? Need more sanitizer? Now you can get them from vending machines at Las Vegas McCarran Airport.
More Car Emblems and Hood Ornaments
DrFumblefinger was intrigued by the emblems and ornamentation of some of the old cars he saw when he visited the National Automobile Museum in Reno. Here is the final collection.
Car Emblems and Hood Ornaments
DrFumblefinger became intrigued by the emblems and ornamentation of some of the old cars he saw when he visited the National Automobile Museum in Reno
The National Automobile Museum, Reno (Where Gumbo was #369)
Gumbo was visiting one of America's greatest car museums -- the National Automobile Museum in Reno, Nevada.
March 5, 2020: Bellagio Fountains, Las Vegas
GarryRF takes a break in Las Vegas and catches the show at the Bellagio
March 4, 2020: Vegas at Night, 1983
DrFumblefinger shares night-time images taken in Las Vegas in 1983. It was a smaller and simpler place to visit then.
Vegas 'Tesla Subway' first tunnel done
Las Vegas is closer to opening of a 155-mph people-mover within its convention center.
Las Vegas tweaks its famous slogan
What happens there may still stay there, but the city is giving its slogan an updated twist.