Mike and Frank are picking in Southern California, they first revisit an architectural salvage family. Then they move on to sell their 4-cylinder Indian But Mike falls for the sweetest classic Ford pick-up he's ever seen.
Frank falls hard for a Harley Davidson "Knucklehead" at a collectors out-of-the-way compound in California. Then they go to pick another hidden collection in the San Joaquin valley.
Making their way through a 40-acre salvage yard, Mike and Frank harvest a few lost treasures, including a never-seen-before farmer's minibike. Then they go to pick through an old West Virginia collection in a garage that's been untouched for 20 years.
Mike and Frank pick their way through a stash of untouched inventory from one of America's oldest bicycle and sporting goods store. Then they move on to an old electrical and electronics outlet.
Frank jumps for joy when he and Mike pick a recently closed toy museum that is ready to sell their collection of treasures. Then the boys go to pick an old blacksmiths shop while Robbie gets work on their old 1929 Packard started.
While free-styling in Virginia's Appalachian Mountains, Mike and Frank come across a hideaway filled with history and even some mementos from bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley. After experiencing a spiritual moment while searching Hyder Kiser's collection of Ralph Stanley's possessions so the guys decide to make a donation to the Ralph Stanley Museum in Hyder's name. Then they move on to an old creamery packed with toys in the Shenandoah valley.
Mike and Frank fall for an extremely rare barn-find Model-A tow truck, after accepting an invitation to Indiana's Model-A Ford lady. Then they go to pick an old Ford garage in Illinois where they find a few gems.
Mike and Frank visit a hot-rod mechanic with a super expensive collection of bubbletop cars. Then they go to visit someone with an extensive collection of architectural salvage and old pre-flipper pinball machines. Finally they pay another visit to Crafty B and La Stitch to pick up the Nash Healey.
Mike and Frank unearth a sleek 1967 Jaguar in a New Jersey garage and later they pick a Pennsylvania general store with a presidential past. Meanwhile Robbie starts working on the old right-hand drive aluminum bodied Rolls Royce.
Mike and Frank come across one of the largest wine-related collections in the world, in Napa Valley, California. Then they head to San Francisco where they find what looks like an old roadside attraction with the world's largest fibreglass chicken.
A junkyard wizard has an Oktoberfest gem that has Frank Fritz's name written all over it. The chaps also visit an old store packed with "new old stock" toys.
Mike and Frank start the session by picking a collector in Indiana, then they move on to explore an ex-marine and his team of ex-veteran scrappers where they discover a huge warehouse in Illinois, filled with treasures, including lots of superstar sports memorabilia.
