Mike and Frank put thousands of dollars on the line to strike a deal with a tough negotiator, and they also meet Hubba, a rockabilly reverend with many talents and collectibles.

Mike stumbles upon a century-old Jell-O ice cream wagon worth thousands, and Robbie makes a huge offer on an iconic Ford.

While digging through a mind-blowing collection, Mike stares down the headlights of a rare Ford. The guys also pick a Tennessee home hiding a hidden secret.

The guys are first in line to pick an amazing North Carolinian collection of weird and wonderful circus and sideshow memorabilia.

Mike and Frank discover a fleet of amazing concept cars, some so unique that they don't know how to price them. They also visit a restaurant full of gas pumps and signs.

Mike tries to buy a stack of old blues records and then looks at an old Gypsy Grandma fortune telling machine. Meanwhile Danielle and Robbie search a New Hampshire dairy farm for hidden treasures.

It's a picking paradise as Mike and Frank come across a huge 200,000-square-foot factory turned private collection by Woody, its dumpster diving owner.

Mike and Frank roll up on a coin-operated empire ruled by two amazing sisters who are ready to rumble for every single penny.