Quest Tuesday

Wayne flies to Pittsburgh to inspect and purchase an original 1954 Studebaker. Meanwhile, back at F40 Roger works his magic on the car

Wayne's found perfect multimillion dollar cars for two new clients - a rare BMW 507 and a 275 GTB/4 Ferrari and he's taking the Ferrari to the race track

Just outside Philadelphia is a pair of mint Jaguars with Wayne's name on them. A blue 1958 XK 150S and a 1961 JXKE roadster, the 160th car built

Wayne Carini criss-crosses New Jersey finding a Corvette, a Ferrari Dino and bringing a rare electric Fisker Supercar and a one-off super-stretch Mercedes limo to auction

Featuring a Texas attorney, who has a second life as a super picker, and possesses a wild warehouse of eclectic things

The Scrappers are robbed, threatening their chances of turning a profit. Meanwhile, the Millzilla unexpectedly breaks down, costing the Dirt Dogs $1,000 a day

One of the gold hunters is fortunate enough to unearth a monster nugget. Meanwhile, the Gold Gypsies are hit by the worst storm in decades

The team takes on a saxophone that hasn't made a sound in over 40 years, a tarnished 80-year-old brass kettle and a shaving mirror from the trenches of the First World War

The team restores more family heirlooms - a musical wooden bench, a Victorian kaleidoscope and a pair of military items owned by a soldier who served in both world wars

A hunt for fresh stock takes Drew Pritchard to the Cotswolds, where he finds a giant stash of Indian and Afghan treasures which have come directly from the subcontinent

Drew Pritchard heads to a huge antiques wholesaler in Exeter, where he finds pile upon pile of affordable gems. Next, it's on to north London, to visit an emporium of curiosities

Henry and Fuzz explore Roger's garage of buses in Coventry. For former mechanic Fuzz, it's a busman's holiday, for Henry, it's a voyage of discovery

Henry and Fuzz meet a lifelong biker with unique motorbikes. Fuzz discovers a 1950s step through scooter, but Henry prefers low-capacity sports bikes

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit Gloucestershire to meet Bryan, who has been collecting everything and anything since childhood

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole visit the Cotswolds, where they unearth a mystery item that looks like a fish tank, but turns out to have a very different use entirely

The team takes on a saxophone that hasn't made a sound in over 40 years, a tarnished 80-year-old brass kettle and a shaving mirror from the trenches of the First World War

The team restores more family heirlooms - a musical wooden bench, a Victorian kaleidoscope and a pair of military items owned by a soldier who served in both world wars

Mike Brewer is seduced by a Land Rover Discovery Mk1 with low mileage. But with no MoT, a leaking sunroof and rust problems, Elvis has his work cut out buying parts

Richard is desperate to get behind the wheel of his beloved MGB in a proper race, but the costs involved mean they need to get new sponsors on board

Jay Blades and the experts set to work on renovating a rusty 1950s rocking duck chair, a torn pilot's flying jacket from the Second World War and a bashed-up banjo

Mike and Elvis take on a Porsche 911 in rough shape. If they can revive it, they will take it on an epic drive through the Cairngorms

Mike Brewer finds a rare, rust-free model of a Datsun 240Z California and Edd China swaps the auto for manual transmission, before the pair try to make a profit

Wayne flies to Pittsburgh to inspect and purchase an original 1954 Studebaker. Meanwhile, back at F40 Roger works his magic on the car

Wayne's found perfect multimillion dollar cars for two new clients - a rare BMW 507 and a 275 GTB/4 Ferrari and he's taking the Ferrari to the race track

Just outside Philadelphia is a pair of mint Jaguars with Wayne's name on them. A blue 1958 XK 150S and a 1961 JXKE roadster, the 160th car built

Wayne Carini criss-crosses New Jersey finding a Corvette, a Ferrari Dino and bringing a rare electric Fisker Supercar and a one-off super-stretch Mercedes limo to auction

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole visit the Cotswolds, where they unearth a mystery item that looks like a fish tank, but turns out to have a very different use entirely

The manufacture of decorative sombreros, salad dressings, cap guns and regenerative medicine

The manufacturing processes behind cheese graters, silver jewellery and traditional Mexican chairs

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home