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S19 E11 Key Hunting Grounds Drew takes Viki to his favourite treasure hunting grounds. Together, they pick through a dusty old shed, a quality auction, and a beautiful country house.

S5 First into the workshop is Margaret Briers from Yorkshire. She is hoping electronics wizard Mark Stuckey can bring an old homemade gramophone back to life. Now little more than a box of bits, the gramophone was built by Margaret's grandfather Harry in the late 1800s. Harry was a natural-born engineer with a talent for fixing anything, known in Yorkshire as a `knackler'.

S17 E18 Mike returns Elvis to his F1 roots with a car from one of the most famous names in British racing, Lotus. The Europa, in fact, reckoned to be the first mass-produced mid-engine sports car. Elvis is excited -- until he takes the car out for a spin.

S12 E2 A pick-up truck is a stateside icon and Mike is keen to get into the booming classic truck market. He manages to find an unfinished 1950s F1.

S7 E2 Wayne gets a lead on a 1956 Citroen 2CV in North Carolina. Possibly one of the first to be imported into the US and it is an offer he cannot refuse. He then brings the vehicle to a Bonhams auction.

S7 E3 Wayne is recommissioning his 1934 Lincoln KB Convertible for the Keels and Wheels concours d'elegance in Texas but will only settle for a certain price and nothing less.

S7 E4 Wayne travels to Maryland to check out a Ferrari 275, then flies to Arizona to inspect a Thunderbird convertible. A barn-find Ferrari 330 sells for over $2 million at auction.

S7 E5 Wayne purchases a 1941 Ford Woody that he hopes to sell at a Connecticut auction along with a 1933 Packard and a 1957 Buick Century Caballero Estate Wagon.

S4 E20 Henry and Simon head to Lancashire where Simon finds a 1980s glass cabinet he wants to turn into a modern grandfather clock. Henry picks up a drum kit and relives his youth.

S16 E2 Straight Razors; Black Pudding; Steering Wheels Ever wondered how everyday items such as black pudding, steering wheels and inorganic pigments are made? The series puts more common items under the microscope to find out.

S16 E3 Cast Iron Cookware; Biodiesel; Clothes Hangers Experts look into the production process for cast iron cookware, biodiesel, clothes hangers and insulation.

Products and equipment for everyday use.

Products and equipment for everyday use.

S7 E6 Wayne travels to Minnesota, where he tracks down a mint-condition Dino, two MGs and an all-original Austin-Healey 100M.

S7 E7 The family of road racer and inventor John Fitch asks Wayne to sell the 1966 Fitch Phoenix prototype, a modified Chevrolet Corvair designed with safety in mind.

S7 E8 Wayne checks out a Studebaker on a local farm that turns out to be a bust, but the discovery of a 1931 Henderson motorcycle lifts his spirits.

S7 E9 Wayne finds a one-of-a-kind 1955 Manta Ray and a Ferrari 330 in Kansas, then heads to Massachusetts for a 1940 Cadillac. Wayne hopes to trade a pint-size children's vehicle for a 1984 Ferrari 512 BBi.

S13 E18 The Bundle Brothers Two brothers are better than one when it comes to negotiating; Mike looks to bundle in order to save his bottom line.

S2 E9 Episode 9 The Dirt Dogs take on the biggest gamble of their career, and the Gold Gypsies tear into an all-or-nothing final mission. Meanwhile Rick digs deep to save his season.

S2 E10 Episode 10 The Dirt Dogs go to Kalgoorlie to process the gold from their Heap Leach. Meanwhile, Ted and Lecky's daughter, model and jewellery designer Tyler, joins their hunt for pay dirt.

S5 E30 Precious metals expert Brenton West gets his hands on a pewter chess set representing the War of Independence, complete with 32 figures of British and American soldiers. The prized set belonged to Carl McKeating's father, who was a keen chess player. He taught Carl and his brothers to play, but Carl would often use the figures as toy soldiers, inflicting extensive war wounds.

No fewer than four experts pool their talents to tackle the repair of a battered old ventriloquist's dummy who goes by the name of George. George and owner Alan were once a formidable stage double act, but time has taken its toll on Alan's cheeky sidekick, leaving him with wonky eyes, a severely chipped face and virtually no hair.

S12 E14 It's Who You Know Drew visits a salvage yard in Cheshire containing an array of vintage gym equipment with real muscle. At an antique shop on the south coast, he spots some decorative religious moulds.

S12 E15 Keep it Local Drew visits a country estate mentioned in the Domesday Book and unearths a cupboard that has been unopened for decades. Plus, he finds a weathervane dating all the way back to 1800.

S5 E18 Tim / East Midlands Henry and Fuzz meet Tim, a specialist bike restorer with a passion for all things British. Will they persuade him to part with a rare Triumph soft top?

S5 E19 Dave/ Cumbria Henry and Fuzz head for Cumbria where Dave's mega-shed awaits. It holds a fleet of rare cars, bicycles, and more trinkets than the British Museum. Henry's lost for words.

S7 E14 Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, a town famed for furniture production, music to Simon's ears, but not a motor in sight for Henry.

S6 E14 In Sussex, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Bill and Annie, who have a penchant for Star Wars collectibles and, most importantly - at least as far as Henry is concerned - motorbikes!

S5 E30 Precious metals expert Brenton West gets his hands on a pewter chess set representing the War of Independence, complete with 32 figures of British and American soldiers. The prized set belonged to Carl McKeating's father, who was a keen chess player. He taught Carl and his brothers to play, but Carl would often use the figures as toy soldiers, inflicting extensive war wounds.

No fewer than four experts pool their talents to tackle the repair of a battered old ventriloquist's dummy who goes by the name of George. George and owner Alan were once a formidable stage double act, but time has taken its toll on Alan's cheeky sidekick, leaving him with wonky eyes, a severely chipped face and virtually no hair.

S15 E2 The Golf GTi was a symbol of the 80s and gave birth to the term `hot hatch', Mike finds a prime example of a Rabbit which he believes can be transformed; the market is crying out for cars like this, but Ant has a lot of work to do.