JOSH SCHAFER: So then you can give it to them.

And you couldn't even use ATM machines, which if you're at a casino, you need the ATM to get. For me, I think most concerning is always my information getting out there, right? So you're seeing a little bit of two things at play. And you have some people that went to Vegas to go gamble at an MGM casino.Īnd then, they A, either don't want to because they're not sure that they want to do it, or B, they've gone to machines and some of the machines are out of order right now. The Wall Street Journal did a great story today sort of digging into what it's like right now in Vegas. Things just aren´t made like they used to be, but at Rick´s Restorations, old becomes new again.But also, interesting to see some of the tech at MGM'S casinos shut down. You can still see Rick Dale occasionally on Pawn Stars restoring Rick Harrison´s 'crap'. Things just aren´t made like they used to be, but at Rick´s Restorations, old becomes new again.įrom old gas carts to timeless slot machines, the items Rick restores are part of the fabric that makes up American culture.

You can still see Rick Dale occasionally on Pawn Stars restoring Rick Harrison´s 'crap'. Every project presents unique challenges for Rick and his team, who develop inventive processes to finish each job flawlessly and on time.įrom old gas carts to timeless slot machines, the items Rick restores are part of the fabric that makes up American culture. Whether it´s a giant gas pump from the 1940s or a Hopalong Cassidy bicycle from the 1950s, every restoration is a high-stakes business project where worthless rust is transformed into a valuable collectible. AMERICAN RESTORATION on History features Rick Dale and his crew of loose screws at Rick´s Restorations in Las Vegas, Nevada, as they take rusty, beat-up items and restore them to their original glory.

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