Mike and Jersey turbo-pick a mint-condition stockpile in Tennessee and then--in Kentucky--unearth a bonanza of vintage treasures at a 1950s drive-in.

For the first time ever, Mike puts trusted mechanic Dave in the driver's seat for a once-in-a-lifetime baseball card pick.

Mike and Jersey go wild for an eclectic Kentucky stockpile. And, Mike steps up with a high-flying bid for the Holy Grail of vintage motorbikes.

Mike and Jersey sift through a tidal wave of early technology, and Robbie is determined to rev up a one-of-a-kind car with no owner's manual.

Mike relives the thrill of stuntman Evel Knievel's legendary career while Robbie and Jersey comb through a stockpile of military relics.

Jersey chases his steam-powered boyhood dream. And Robbie visits a renowned artist in the kingdom of fiberglass giants.

Mike and Robbie revisit the picking grandpa they never had on his five-acre Kansas empire. And then head to Pennsylvania for a dizzying joyride.

Mike nails a double deal at an epic Utah motorcycle museum. Robbie and Jersey scour a shuttered family museum that hasn't been touched in decades.

An Alabama airplane hangar is packed with medical quackery, and Mike and Jersey go wild for a legendary collection of super-rare motorbikes.

A first-time seller opens the doors to his time-capsule general store. Meanwhile, Mike pays a return visit to a Hollywood legend.

Mike visits legendary lead guitarist and collector James Burton at his Shreveport estate, and Robbie and Jersey pick a late letter carrier's cathedral of junk.

A Kentucky roadside attraction is packed with rare signs. In Louisiana, bundle-master Mike helps Robbie seal the deal on a time-capsule truck.

The guys pick a Tennessee stockpile that's been untouched for decades and uncover dinosaur fossils at a Kansas boneyard.

Mike and Jersey are gaga for a Mississippi historian's Southern-centric collection. And then uncover a rare jukebox in a sprawling historic home in Missouri.

Mike and Jersey uncover a Civil War relic that tells the story of America, and uncover the biggest piece of folk art they've ever seen.