High Street TV 4

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

Jersey Style! Wayne crisscrosses 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.

Mike and Frank go picking in Texas. They follow a lead a county attorney with everything the guys are looking for, including juke boxes and architectural salvage.

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 unearths a monster nugget that dramatically transforms their season. Plus, the Gold Gypsies are hit by the worst storm in decades.

Deep in the countryside, expert restorers take in Britain's broken and battered artefacts and bring them back to life while learning the rich history of the objects.

In the workshop, Laurence is challenged with restoring a beautiful fountain pen to its former glory. Meanwhile, Lucia restores a painting of a man's mother.

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

Drew 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.

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.

Henry and Simon are in the Cotswolds to rummage for hidden gems amongst someone's junk. They get excited by some cubbyhole shelving and a monkey bike.

Deep in the countryside, expert restorers take in Britain's broken and battered artefacts and bring them back to life while learning the rich history of the objects.

In the workshop, Laurence is challenged with restoring a beautiful fountain pen to its former glory. Meanwhile, Lucia restores a painting of a man's mother.

Mike is seduced by a Land Rover Discovery Mk1 with low mileage. But with no MoT, a leaking sunroof and rust problems, Elvis faces a big challenge.

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.

The restorers revive a rusty rocking duck chair, a torn pilot's flying jacket from World War II and a bashed-up banjo passed down from father to son.

Mike and Elvis take on a Porsche 911 in rough shape: it turns up in pieces on a trailer. If they can revive it, they'll take it on an epic drive through the Cairngorms.

Mike finds a rare rust-free model of Japan's answer to Britain's MGB GT. Edd must swap the sluggish auto for manual transmission to try and turn a profit.

Studebaker Time Machine! 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 XKE roadster, the 160th car built.

Jersey Style! Wayne crisscrosses 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.

Henry and Simon are in the Cotswolds to rummage for hidden gems amongst someone's junk. They get excited by some cubbyhole shelving and a monkey bike.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as cap guns and regenerative medicine are made? Find out how these familiar objects are formed.

Ever wondered how everyday items like silver jewellery and traditional Mexican chairs are made? Find out how these familiar objects are formed.

Auburns Have More Fun! Wayne rescues a 1923 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud Touring Car that has seen one too many cold New Hampshire winters.

Ultra Rare Rides! Wayne thinks he's found the best 100m Austin Healey anywhere in the world and hopes to get top dollar for it and two special Morgans at auction.

Island Time! Wayne flies to Maryland to inspect a wide-ranging collection including a Jaguar XKE, an Austin Healy 3000 and a Lincoln Continental.

Wayne goes after a 500hp 1952 Allard J2X and Lamborghini Miura. While both owners are eager to sell, it looks like they might be getting cold feet.

Mike and Frank discover the ultimate coin-op man cave hidden on a farm in New York. Plus, Frank hatches a plan to help lonely collectors find love.

Vern and Marko are at crisis point and Rick takes to the air in a race to peg a new lease. Plus, Alex hunts down poachers before a sunset wedding on his Quartz Hill lease.

The Dirt Dogs face the fallout after Marko's shock departure, but they fight back with big tech. Plus, Rick launches a solo rescue mission for a rookie prospector.

Metal and wood experts Dominic and Will restore an old trunk packed with history. Plus, ceramics expert Kirsten fixes up a meaningful trophy for Gill and Sue.

Dominic is challenged to repair a traditional tabletop game that has kept three generations of one family entertained. And, Steve works on a wooden duck.

Drew heads to Devon, where he finds a wealth of unusual oddities housed in a country pub. Next, it's on to Hastings, which has enjoyed a recent resurgence in the antiques trade.

Seeing an untapped source of rare items, Drew tours Catalonia looking for some chic Spanish antiques. In Peralada, Drew is blown away by a 17th Century house full of treasures.

Henry and stand-in searcher Guy are in Wiltshire visiting collectors Adam and Dan who have an assortment of trucks, tractors, and rare American cars.

Henry and Fuzz are in Surrey visiting classic cars and tractor collector Ross. Will they go for a gangster-style Rover or a 1920s Renault saloon.

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.

In Gloucestershire, Henry and Simon have a rummage through an extraordinary collection. They get excited by an art deco radiogram, a record player, and a highchair.

Metal and wood experts Dominic and Will restore an old trunk packed with history. Plus, ceramics expert Kirsten fixes up a meaningful trophy for Gill and Sue.

Dominic is challenged to repair a traditional tabletop game that has kept three generations of one family entertained. And, Steve works on a wooden duck.

Drew and Tee are invited to a private motor museum in Denbighshire. This fascinating collection boasts a steel plate Castrol sign and a charming pedal car.

Drew and Al pick through the collection of a travelling fairground family. Then, they are invited to a traditional wood-turning business.

Drew Pritchard's Georgian house in Bath needs urgent and costly repairs - and that's even before he replaces the roof and twenty windows.

The Austin Allegro has a reputation as one of Britain's most unloved cars. Mike rescues a barn-find: can Elvis' refurb prove it doesn't deserve the label.