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Mining For Relics! Relic hunters Warren and Colleen detect the ruins of an old school. Michael and Max hunt for a lost wedding ring at Manly Cove.

How do they turn root vegetables into sweet sugar? How do they make feather dusters? And, how do they make billions of balloons to keep parties popping.

How do they turn trees into pencils? How do they make liquorice? And, how do they use traditional techniques to weave the world's most fashionable lace.

How do they mine one of the world's most valuable metals, platinum? How do they produce manga comics? How do they turn lemons into an Italian after-dinner drinks.

How does one family in America make three quarters of the world's peppermint oil? Plus, how are performance-enhancing tennis racquets made.

The boys mark the MGB's 60th anniversary in style by buying and fixing up one of these classic motors. But the upgrades come with hefty costs.

It's the 50th anniversary of one of British motoring's forgotten heroes, the Triumph Dolomite Sprint. So, of course, Mike and Elvis have to get one.

Henry and Fuzz visit High Wycombe, where a 1960s Chrysler Imperial Crown awaits rescue. Can they revive this bold slice of American luxury and power.

Find out how ultra-thin glass, pallet dismantling machines, cupcakes, and seamless stainless steel tubes are made.

Find out how Potash, Leather Bracelets, Wild Rice, and Hex Key L Wrenches are made.

Photography expert Brenton is excited to work on a Victorian stereoscopic viewer. And, furniture restorer Will breathes new life into a cherished family rocking horse.

Drew is in rural Somerset to rummage through a salvage yard. He tries to buy an industrial ceiling light, a marble column plinth and an antiques sign.

At a railway museum in Somerset, Drew and Tee uncover two rare signs from the 1920s. Later, Drew finds shoe last made for music legend Paul McCartney.

Paul Mackie hires a massive dozer to uncover a gold deposit that could be worth millions. The Poseidon Crew scales up their search for fine gold.

The Desert Diggers battle to get their 400-thousand-dollar dry blower running. Shane and Rusty hunt for big nuggets at Fantasy Gully.

Justin's excavator has an expensive oil leak. Plus, Col's crew are a man down and the Fire Crew are on a wild goose chase hunting a bounty of fabled fire opal.

For the Rookies, there's tension as a new partner leads them on a wild goose chase underground. Plus, the Cooke Brothers' season is off to a bad and dangerous start.

Photography expert Brenton is excited to work on a Victorian stereoscopic viewer. And, furniture restorer Will breathes new life into a cherished family rocking horse.

Henry and Fuzz travel to Wokingham to meet Pete, who's been hanging onto an Austin A40. After decades off the road, it is in desperate need of rescue.

Henry and Sam look around a shed full of vintage motorcycles and intriguing memorabilia. The guys see potential in a Yamaha RD350, but can they afford it.

Sam and Henry are in Somerset to check out a magnificent collection of World War Two vehicles, including a Norton 16H and a BSA folding bicycle.

The home of Alison's late parents is a fruitful hunting ground for auction-worthy items. Plus, Mark wants to shift his collection of Asian ornaments.

The Animals Sold Two By Two. Angus helps clear a menagerie of animal-themed heirlooms. Plus, a couple wants to raise money to take their disabled son on a holiday of a lifetime.

Irita and Mark go treasure hunting in The Fens. They find an antique that hides a secret and another that could be the series' most gruesome ever buy.

It's Mark and Irita's last chance to buy profit-making collectables. Will a shoe shaped pin cushion or a 1970s motorbike sell for the most at auction.

Angus helps a widower sell nautical treasures, including a diving helmet. He also visits a family clearing their late gran's home, uncovering gold.

Master saddler Susie takes on a satchel once owned by a prisoner of war. Plus, horologist Steve restores a Victorian pub clock with an intriguing past.

Metal worker Dominic takes on a fairground water can. A camel saddle is revived, and an RAF mascot teddy bear is restored as a tribute to the brave airman who owned it.

How do they make a trombone? How do they make traditional Spanish wineskins? Plus, how do they turn smelly muddy peat into rejuvenating face cream.

How do they make the perfect surfboard for catching waves? Plus, how do they turn Danish cream into one of the world's favourite butters.

How are million-dollar racehorses transported across the world to their new owners? Plus, what creative methods are used to photograph food.

How do they produce a million tonnes of stainless steel? How do they keep cash safe with an uncrackable lock? How do they make traditional Indian sugar.

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.

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.

Henry and Fuzz travel to Wokingham to meet Pete, who's been hanging onto an Austin A40. After decades off the road, it is in desperate need of rescue.

Find out how nail files, birch canoes, boat hardtops, and high voltage circuit breakers are made.

Ever wondered how everyday items are made? Find out how macarons, pine needle baskets, and micrometers are made.

Wayne races his stunning 1958 Tojeiro Climax in the Hershey Grand Ascent and the VSCCA Vintage Fall Finale at Lime Rock Park; how will he do.

Wayne takes a '41 custom-made Lincoln, a '29 Pierce-Arrow, and a Panhard to Bonhams; what will they achieve at auction? Plus, Wayne bids on a Rolls Royce Phantom 3.

Wayne takes his client's 1908 Simplex Speedcar roadster, recognised as the oldest Simplex in existence, to the Mecum auction. What will this rare classic achieve.

C. Ace and Wayne's restored it. What will he think.

Mike finds a 56-year-old Citroen 2CV, retired in the sunny south of France. However, with age comes problems - can Edd fire life into the smoky old engine.

This BMW was more driver-focused and handled better than its contemporaries. Will Edd be able to resurrect a 1970s relic not started for two decades.

Mike and Elvis take a gamble on a TVR Griffith. But first, they must pick it apart before restoring and testing this iconic sports car's full impact.

Elvis convinces Mike to buy a bargain VW Golf convertible. But its bright colour is divisive, it's rusty, filthy and has a busted convertible roof.

Mike heads out to Poland to bag a Lamborghini Uracco. However, the price of this classic is rising due to Lamborghini's 50th anniversary, can Mike bag a bargain.

Mike introduces one most iconic sports cars of all time: the 1982 Porsche 911 SC - and this one belongs to him! He gets Ant to do some cheeky upgrades.

Designed as an off-road army car the Mini Moke soon became a civilian cult classic, so this should be a winner. But can the lads agree on anything and get the job done.

Henry and Fuzz return to Surrey to visit collectors Nick and Hollie, who have an incredible array of cars including a 1921 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost.

In Chelmsford, Henry and Fuzz visit Fiat specialist Tristan, who has 500s, 600s, 126s and a Fiat minivan that once starred in an Indiana Jones movie.

The boys are in Oxfordshire browsing through Dominic's restoration projects, including a Triumph TR4, a Jaguar XJS and a hotrod with a Rover engine.

In Hertfordshire, Henry and Fuzz meet Neil, who boasts a shed full of Japanese bikes, cars, and campervans. What will they come away with.

Henry and Fuzz meet collector extraordinaire, Alan in Norfolk. They search through rare Harleys, British bikes, hot rods and piles of automotive junk.

Henry and Fuzz check out Nir's collection of vehicles, including American air taxis, 1920s Citroen saloons and 1980s Japanese Superbikes.

Henry and Fuzz meet Norman, a lifetime petrolhead. His shed is filled with vintage cars, film props, bikes, and classic Mercedes saloons.

Henry and Fuzz visit Stephen, a diehard biker with a shed full of rare Czech and Japanese bikes, vintage cans, and motoring curios.

Richard wants to take the business to a new level by using social media and his role as Cog brand ambassador, resulting in a trip to the Middle East.

Eloise brings in what could be the trickiest restoration yet for ceramics expert Kirsten. Meanwhile, a beloved vintage piano stool gets a new lease of life.

Paper conservator Angelina restores a Victorian portrait of a formidable woman. Plus, expert Kirsten pieces together an iconic Italian pottery horse.

Angus helps a widower sell nautical treasures, including a diving helmet. He also visits a family clearing their late gran's home, uncovering gold.