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Anita Manning and Raj Bisram hit the road for the penultimate time. Anita chases after an eastern deity figure that she hopes will attract big bids.

Australia's toughest drivers hit the open road and reveal the adventure of trucking, with bigger loads, rougher roads and more intense action.

The Blacklighters call in an expert on a rare fossil, the Mooka Boys build a wash plant, and ageing machines threaten to end the Bushmen's season.

A treasured table from the late 1970s requires the attention of woodworker, Will. Modelling expert David fixes up a beloved horseracing game.

How do Ford produce the ubiquitous white van, the Transit? Plus, how do they ensure the Driza-bone coat lives up to its name.

How do they make wood-burning stoves that bring warmth to the Norwegian winter? Plus, how did they build the synthesiser that changed music forever.

How do they assemble the reinvented Morgan 3 Wheeler? Plus, how do they protect firefighters' hands from heat, flame and chemical attack.

How do they make wind turbines with twice the wingspan of a Boeing? Plus, how do they mould car tyres from the ooze of a tree.

Drew decides that he needs something different to stand out from the competition. He and Tee head to Italy hoping to find some antiques that his rivals won't be able to match.

At a giant mid-Wales market, Drew has the pick of over 1000 stalls showcasing world-class pieces. He spies a 200-year-old Windsor chair in the best condition he's ever seen.

Sculptor Nick is tasked with transforming a pair of headless garden ornaments. And, Drew asks leather restorer Martin to revamp an Avro Anson chair.

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

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

Michael and Maria Start work on a 19th century Pinocchio puppet. Plus, neon light designer, Julia Bickerstaff, restores a period advertising sign for Riley Cars.

Comedian Johnny Vegas joins Drew on a special salvage road trip. They visit a collection of outsider art in Wigan and a warehouse full of illuminations.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

A disastrous fire could ruin the Gold Timers' season before it has even begun. The Ferals are forced to launch a rescue mission when Rob goes missing.

Jacqui and Andrew are stranded in the dangerous tropical wilderness of the Palmer River region. Meanwhile, the Poseidon Crew face a critical meeting.

The Bushmen bring in an explosives expert to blast through the toughest rock in Grawin. A brand-new team brings cutting edge technology to the opal fields.

The Cheals take on their most dangerous dig ever. The Bushmen trial a rookie to operate their exploration drill, but it doesn't go as smoothly as they'd hoped.

First up, Lucia freshens up a powerful painting depicting the miners. Plus, Sarah is challenged with restoring a precious wedding tiara from the 1950s.

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

In Redhill, Simon finds some valuable chairs and a cast iron fireplace. Meanwhile, Max has an ambitious plan to turn a Danish metal roller into a lamp.

Angus discovers fairground items and a 1920s Ford Model T. Then, he helps a man clear the once-treasured possessions of his late parents.

Angus helps a man sell his sibling's rare books and toys. Plus, a cruise ship singer wants to downsize her kitsch collection of mid-century ornaments.

On the final leg of the trip Anita Manning and Raj Bisram are back on home soil in Kent. Anita heads over to Canterbury to find out the story behind the murder of Thomas Beckett.

Angus turns air traffic controller to land buyers for an aviation fanatic's model collection and scoops his biggest ever haul of whisky bottles.

Cobbler Dean restores a pair of baby boots. The experts also fix a hand-painted Venetian jewellery box and a tap-dancing mat used by identical twins.

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

How do they make the tank piercing super bullet? Plus, how do they forge the infamous torture weapon, the dentist's drill.

How do they make giant floating power stations that provide power around the world? Plus, how do they fabricate the world's smallest aircraft.

How do they create coloured crayons used by children and artists around the world? Plus, how do artisans and craftsmen create treasured mirrors in India.

How do they power the next generation of race cars that run on electricity? Plus, how do they make mead - the favourite drink of the infamous Vikings.

Drew is on a road trip, travelling to Norfolk, Pembroke and Essex. In Pembroke, he finds an old church that has been converted into an antiques store with a varied selection.

In a quiet South London suburb, Drew comes face to face with the most extraordinary collection of American automobilia he's ever seen, including Evel Knievel's Messerschmitt.

Lighting expert Jolene is challenged to restore an unusual Empire chandelier. James works on a Seeburg jukebox, and Ann-Marie is handed a damaged book.

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

Ever wondered how everyday items are made? More common items including endoscopes, megaphones and uranium go under the microscope.

In 2021, a container ship blocked the Suez Canal for six days. The incident would have a major impact on the world economy, but what engineering flaws caused it.

Thruxton. Highlights of all the action from Round 7 of the British Superbike Championships at Thruxton.

A Scottish Survivor. Ant heads to Scotland for a 1964 Mark 1 Cortina, but back at the workshop, he discovers an ominous knocking sound coming from the engine.

Mike travels to Poland to source a FSM Syrena. But with it being virtually unknown outside of Poland, how will the duo add value to the car and make a profit.

Mike finds what he thinks is the finest-handling front wheel drive car: the Lotus Elan M100. If Ant can revive the engine and suspension, will it make a profit.

This iconic three wheeler is about to celebrate its 60th birthday so the boys spy a chance to take advantage. But can the duo sell this car for mega money.

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.

Mike and Elvis find and fix up a recently imported Fiat 600. It needs a lot of work, including a full repaint and an engine overhaul.

Everyone has heard of the high-selling MGB but the car that came before it - the MGA - is the one Mike wants to track down for the USA workshop.

In Yorkshire, Henry and Fuzz uncover a 1951 Lea Francis Saloon: hand-built, elegant, and born in a time when motoring was a luxury.

Henry and Fuzz visit Faringdon, where a Triumph TR3A awaits revival. Can they restore this classic British roadster to its former open-top glory.

Henry and Fuzz visit David's Derbyshire shed, a treasure trove of vintage mechanical gems, and uncover a wonderful Monet-Goyon motorbike.

Henry and Fuzz visit Richard's Staffordshire shed, uncovering an Excelsior and Mobylette as they dive into a treasure trove of two-wheeled gems.

Henry and Fuzz visit Graham's Essex shed, packed with bikes, and uncover a Suzuki GSX-R750 Slabside, Henry's dream machine and a true Japanese icon.

Henry and Fuzz visit Jeff's tractor-packed shed in Chepstow and uncover a Grey Fergie, the iconic Ferguson TE20 that helped transform farming forever.

Henry and Fuzz visit Richard's eclectic shed in Hook, packed with bikes, cars and curiosities, and choose a classic Harley-Davidson Sportster to save.

Henry and Fuzz visit Dave's Derby shed and pick a classic Triumph Daytona, a British icon with racing heritage, for their next restoration challenge.

A Scottish Survivor. Ant heads to Scotland for a 1964 Mark 1 Cortina, but back at the workshop, he discovers an ominous knocking sound coming from the engine.

Dominic is tasked with restoring a dangerous go-kart. Suzie revamps a hand-crafted leather gun slip, while Kirsten works on a papier-mache cat.

Amanda and Julie are tasked with restoring a toy horse that has huge sentimental value. Meanwhile, Steve and Will repair a penny arcade game.

The Blacklighters call in an expert on a rare fossil, the Mooka Boys build a wash plant, and ageing machines threaten to end the Bushmen's season.

Jim Foody fights bushfires and breakdowns. Tim Alt hauls 21 million bees through treacherous ranges. Hibbo battles outback roads with a triple load.

Archaeologists use state-of-the-art digital technology to uncover the mystery behind human skulls from Chile. What happened to these discarded skulls.

Archaeologists use new digital technology to try and solve the mystery behind an ancient burial ground filled with bones, swords, an axe and more in Germany.

When the Soviet Union unveils its own space shuttle, the CIA hatches a revenge plot. Plus, a missing nuclear weapon could threaten a NASA base in the Arctic.

Ever wondered how everyday items are made? More common items including hollow disk pumps and yachts go under the microscope.

How are everyday objects made? Common items including collagen and plier staplers go under the microscope.

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz travel all over America in search of the most interesting, rare and profit-bringing treasures, from old bangers to classic toys.

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz travel all over America in search of the most interesting, rare and profit-bringing treasures, from old bangers to classic toys.

Johnny, his son Tom, and Bev head to Ireland for a buying trip at a salvage yard in Kilkenny. Their next stop is a pub for a trip down memory lane.

Angus unearths some family fortunes at comedy legend Les Dennis' home. Then, he checks out a selection of movie memorabilia at Sherrie Hewson's house.

Angus helps Phil Daniels with 1960s and 70s goodies in his Yorkshire home. Then, he finds the 2012 Olympic torch in Colin Jackson's family home.

The Beaver & A Russian Egg. Angus uncovers expensive oak and a Fabergé egg in Herefordshire, while rare single malt whiskey means big bids and spirited surprises.

Angus sells the treasures of an Abbey to fund the monks' retirement, and a motoring fanatic's cheeky sculpture sets pulses racing on sale day.

Leather expert Susie revives some damaged motorbike saddle bags. Stained-glass craftsman Matt and blacksmith Dom work on a decorative window panel with a remarkable story.

A pair of sisters bring in a family bike that travelled around the world with them. Plus, a woman brings in a leather case that belonged to her great aunt for restoration.

A couple from Southampton bring in an antique toy from the Victorian era for restoration. Plus, ceramics expert Kirsten takes on a life size Bollywood mannequin.

A mother and daughter bring in a stuffed tortoise that has been in the family for 44 years. Plus, a woman brings in a chair that belonged to her mother.

Angus must pull out all the stops to sell two cherished collections, one of which was kick started by a horrific, near-fatal accident.

Angus turns air traffic controller to land buyers for an aviation fanatic's model collection and scoops his biggest ever haul of whisky bottles.

Johnny, his son Tom, and Bev head to Ireland for a buying trip at a salvage yard in Kilkenny. Their next stop is a pub for a trip down memory lane.

Leather expert Susie revives some damaged motorbike saddle bags. Stained-glass craftsman Matt and blacksmith Dom work on a decorative window panel with a remarkable story.

The team repair a dictaphone which contains a recording unheard for 80 years. The toy experts revive a beloved cat for a boy with a rare birth defect.

A pair of sisters bring in a family bike that travelled around the world with them. Plus, a woman brings in a leather case that belonged to her great aunt for restoration.

A couple from Southampton bring in an antique toy from the Victorian era for restoration. Plus, ceramics expert Kirsten takes on a life size Bollywood mannequin.

A mother and daughter bring in a stuffed tortoise that has been in the family for 44 years. Plus, a woman brings in a chair that belonged to her mother.

Mike learns about lowriders in East LA. He gets some experience with hydraulics and pinstriping and cruises down Whittier Boulevard with the Lifestyle Car Club.

All Mike wants is a nice cold pint, and he's willing to pick grapes, become an expert on coil spring manufacturing, or even brew the beer himself to get one.

Mike visits NHRA Top Fuel champion Antron Brown. Antron shows him around the huge Don Schumacher Racing shop, but Mike has an ulterior motive for his trip: revenge.

Mike is in Chicago, home of one of the US' foremost coachbuilders, Brian Limberg. Brian keeps this bygone artform alive, building car bodies from scratch.

Mike Brewer and Marc 'Elvis' Priestley help farmer Tom trade up an old Jaguar and a tractor to a DeLorean. But with a £30,000 price tag it won't be easy.

How are everyday objects made? Common items including Thai barbeques, diving masks and fins, and bassoons go under the microscope.

How are everyday objects made? Common items including Moccasins, Electronic Impact Drills go under the microscope.

Sculptor Nick Elphick works on a life-sized stag statue that's missing its head. Plus, metalsmith Ted Edley restores an alien-themed shooting game.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

Winter storms ravage the Gold Retrievers' new $35,000 dry blower and could end their season. Meanwhile, the pressure to find gold could tear the Ferals apart.

The Poseidon Crew are forced to hunt Victoria's frozen high country. Meanwhile, the Gold Timers use the last of their savings to hire some big machinery.

The Opal Whisperers work underground together for the first time on a legendary claim. The Mooka Boys are forced to work Leif's late father's abandoned mine.

A Well That Takes On Water. The Digi Diggers need to explore new ground after mining opal too brittle to sell. The Bushmen find their new claim has been dug out by opal thieves.

Mechanical expert Steve gets a vintage pinball machine working again. Plus, Lucia and Dominic work together on a nose cone from a 1960s drag racing bike.

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 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.

Simon and Max rummage through some old barns in Worcestershire. Max wants to put wheels on two air tanks, while Simon sees potential in some wooden crates.

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.

Charles Hanson and James Braxton start a new road trip, hunting for antiques in the Scottish Highlands. They then reunite to sell their finds at auction in Aberdeen.

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.

Sparks Fly. Ant takes on a three-wheeled BMW Isetta, but there's trouble back at the workshop when the engine catches fire and the brakes fail.

A woman wants a beloved treasure chest to be restored for her granddaughter. The team repairs a toy rabbit and a ceremonial helmet from the army.

How do they build the steam-powered paddleboats that cruise the Mississippi River? And, how did they create the defence system called 'the waterwall'.

How do they make modern paving stones and how has the process changed over thousands of years? Plus, how do they create a traditionally tailored tuxedo suit.

How do they fabricate fire gloves for emergency services personnel? Plus, how do they create the enamel that is used in bake-wear around the world.

How do the islanders of the Outer Hebrides use pedal power to weave world-famous Harris tweed? And, in Iceland, how do they prepare fermented shark.

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.

Paper conservator Ashleigh is tasked with restoring a 1967 James Bond movie poster. And, Drew asks metal worker Ted to revamp a peculiar hardwood globe.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are objects including Galaktoboureko, CO2 scrubbers and honeycomb candles made.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are objects including kimchi and traditional parquet floors made.

Metalworker Ted takes on a piece of pure Americana in the form of a porch glider seat. Michael and Maria restore an automata by a legendary Parisian maker.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

The Gold Timers gamble their last $6,000 and commission a magnetic drone survey. The Ferals face a killer snake, while Brad and Chris get expert advice.

A gold drought puts huge pressure on Jacqui and Andrew's partnership. The Poseidon Crew face extreme weather as they hunt for gold on a remote mountain pass.

The Opal Whispers are forced to leave behind a rich opal seam in a mine on the verge of collapse. The Cheals are cut off from their mine by crippling floods.

Gale force winds threaten the Digi Diggers' dreams of an eco-mine. The Bushmen discover dangerous old workings while clearing out their new mine.

Mechanical expert Steve restores a very special toy car. Plus, leather expert Suzie is challenged with bringing a beautiful crown green bowls bag back to life.

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

Henry and Fuzz head to Southend to visit Graham's shed full of bikes and muscle cars. They find a Dutton kit car and rows and rows of rare bikes.

Henry and Fuzz head to West Sussex, where Terry's classic Humber Hawk awaits. Can they revive this proud British cruiser back to its former glory.

In Herefordshire, Simon finds an old workbench that he plans to turn into a chic dining table. Max thinks he can make a big profit on some motor oil bottles.

A collectable Piggy Bank called Wesley goes under Angus's gavel. Plus, a family wants to sell a war hero relative's rare SAS badges.

Childhood toys and a coin collection need to be sold to pay for a widow's home costs. A downsize means some risqué art needs to go under the hammer.

Charles Hanson and James Braxton continue their road trip in Inverkeithing. They then carry on through Fife and Perthshire and finally sell their goods in Dundee.

Sparks Fly. Ant takes on a three-wheeled BMW Isetta, but there's trouble back at the workshop when the engine catches fire and the brakes fail.

Johnny and Bev head to Stafford to sell in an auction for the first time. Later, he is tempted by an enormous statue of a golden eagle for £65,000.

The team works to restore a child's rocking chair. Meanwhile, new life is breathed into a classic record player and a century-old typewriter.