High Street TV 4

A Rare Revival. Ant uncovers an extremely rare 1980 Alfasud that's been locked away for 35 years. But he learns reawakening the engine proves problematic.

Craig Doyle previews the Autumn Nations Series with opinion and analysis from the game's experts.

Blue MacMurchie repairs a set of bagpipes that belonged to a soldier in the Royal Scots. And, Steve Fletcher works on a quirky tortoise-shaped bell.

Hong Kong To A Galaxy Far Away. Shaun asks Angus to clear his late father's home. It's packed with unusual items from East Asia, but some forgotten toys are the stars at auction.

Mike is in the Pacific Northwest, where he has tracked down a true 'barn find': A Volvo Amazon 122 with a rally heritage. Ant is tasked with making it roadworthy.

Mike is seduced by a stunning Morgan Plus 4 at only £13,000, but it needs a new chassis and fitting it will take at least a hundred man hours. How will Edd react.

In Gloucestershire, Henry and Simon unearth more treasures ready to revive. They pick up a Victorian yarn winder, and later they find mid-century sideboard.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are objects including champagne hoods, foils, pneumatic delivery systems, espresso machines and pizza ovens made.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are objects including rail doors, hand-help, frozen pizzas, power brushes and steam cleaners made.

Wayne gets a lead on a cache of three 308 Ferraris in a nearby garage. Then, Roger works on a belt job while Wayne puts on his sales hat to drum up clients.

Wayne gets a lead on a collection of his newest obsession, Brass cars. There's a 1913 Hudson, a 1910 Stoddard-Dayton, a 1906 Oldsmobile and a Redding motorcycle.

Wayne helps Olympic gold medalist Jonny Mosely and the Squaw Valley ski resort find a vehicle that could have been at the 1960 Winter Olympics.

Wayne finds a rare 1934 Lincoln KB Convertible. But to buy it, he must meet a high price and buy two other cars - a '70s Chrysler K Car and '60s Buick convertible.

Danielle and Mike visit one of the oldest Macula dealers in Michigan. Robbie and Jersey Jon meet three sisters selling their late dad's collection.

The Poseidon Crew recruit a 14-year-old worker to help speed up their operation. Meanwhile, the Gold Timers are slowed down by a freak dust storm.

An angry confrontation could see Marcus, Linden and Dale thrown off their lease. Impurities in their gold force the Dust Devils to take a big gamble.

Steve is excited to work on a quirky train set that was built by a celebrated cartoonist and inventor. Plus, Amanda and Julie repair a much-loved doll.

Silversmith Brenton West cleans up a silver tea set that has more than a few dents. Plus, metal expert Dominic gives a sentimental post box a new lease of life.

A huge haul of silver leaves Angus speechless and raises a staggering amount at auction. Later, Angus helps Susan clear a huge collection of railwayana.

Henry and Sam uncover vintage treasures in West Sussex. They go behind the scenes at one of Britain's most famous bike shops and find two extraordinary hidden gems.

Henry and Sam are in Herefordshire where they find sheds full of engines and autogyros, weird and wonderful vehicles before discovering a British classic.

The guys are in Redditch to look around a classic bike shop. Simon O'Brien wants to revamp a wardrobe, while Henry Cole takes on a motorcycle.

In Wiltshire, Henry and Gemma rescue old treasures in a barn. They pick up a coffee table, a footstool, a weaving loom, and a vintage car.

Drew spots a 1960s Mini that may be for sale - can he buy it at a good price? And, a Cotswold dealer has a Porsche 928, but the budget is hit by some major repairs.

The fifth generation Ford Bronco is an American Icon. Mike gets his hands dirty preparing one for the biggest collector car auction in the world, Barrett Jackson.

Mike finds a classic BMW M5 for the bargain price of £4000. But will Edd be able to fix up this unloved car with its groaning suspension and rattling alternators.

A Jensen Interceptor Mark III is the boys biggest rebuild yet. But when an estimate puts the bodywork at £25k, Paul wants to cut their losses and walk away.

From locals hurt at work, to high-speed crashes and tourists in trouble on the coast, the Yorkshire Air Ambulance races against time to save lives.

In Tenby, south Wales, the lifeboat crew are called to help a 55-year-old woman who badly hurt her neck and back whilst kayaking.

Steve is excited to work on a quirky train set that was built by a celebrated cartoonist and inventor. Plus, Amanda and Julie repair a much-loved doll.