I'm pretty sure this was at Harrah's, but I can't remember exactly.

The pics aren't great quality as the lighting was horrible and the cars were inches from each other. The cars, however, are some you won't see everday.

Crazy thing was, almost every single car was for sale. There were even completely bone-stock, everyday commuter cars with extremely low miles from the 60-80's for sale. Either way, I have a thing for 80's rally cars and road racing cars, so I had to get some of these.

Anyway, the pics...





Gotta love the old Audi's. I see Recaros.

He actually looked real at a glance.

Probably one of my all time favorites.

All the ricers have nothing on this car. DUMPED. Can't imagine doing 180mph+ an 1" and a half off the ground


You see so very few of these cars on the road, and when you do, it's usually a kit car.

Lancia Stratos...had never seen one in waking life. Powered by a Ferrari Dino V6

One of my favorite cars of all time...say what you will...




Tell me this doesn't **** with your eyes



This was my favorite in the gallery. I drooled a little when i first saw it.

Look at how bare bones this is. Awesome.

Look at the size of the rotor. Yummy. Weights on the outside of the rim. Function beore fashion.



I forget what this is. Anyone? Motoguzzi?

These Jags (XJ220's) are actually illegal in the states. The ones that have made it over here were mainly for movies and shows.

Beautifully designed though...

I forget what brand of rims the road cars were running, but all of the sanctioned ones were running the same thing. Industry standard in the 80's. It was interesting seeing that.

The "ABSORBER"

 

sweet cars

 

i've heard something about this gallery before... i think my father mentioned it to me before. you get free admission if you flash your AAA card suppossedly..

 

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I think it might've been something like that. But, then again, (my gf being a member) i think would've showed her card. We could have overlooked it though

We, being the cheap-o's we are, were angry about the puny admission fee and actually ended up just sneaking in.

The entry was right where their souvenirs were, so the workers were pre-occupied with that.