Welcome to Maine and the world of dickering, where everything comes with a price tag. Using a weekly publication, Uncle Henry's, as a guide, our expert dickerers make a good enough living in swapping, buying, and selling, to enjoy life on their own terms.

These dickerers live by a book--a weekly publication in Maine that advertises OPPORTUNITY. To avoid legal hot water, Tony has to unload one of his many vehicles, but can't turn down a deal to buy another.

Tony and Codfish buy a beat-up '60s-era school bus with hopes it can be turned into a RV. But getting the jumbo-sized monster out of the field is the first problem, and then finding a buyer who won't scrap it is the second.

Inspired by an ad in Uncle Henry's, Tony and Codfish decide to spend their week mining for gemstones, but hitting real pay-dirt is easier said than done. Meanwhile, Owen "Turtle" Mercon and his crew launch a crazy money-making scheme.

Tony comes across an old barn in need of tearing down, but what he really wants is all the beautiful old material it's made of. Can he and Codfish do the job without destroying all the treasures inside?

Tony and Codfish start their week with a big sale: $1500 for a vintage soda machine and an old Coca-Cola sign. With cash in hand, they're eager to spend it on anything they can turn around for even more profit.

Across Down East, festivals are underway and our dickerers see dollar signs. Tony scrambles to make cash selling chainsaws at the Lumberjack Festival. The ever-resourceful Yummy jumps at the chance to perform a wedding.

With winter fast approaching, our dickerers see opportunities to score on cold-weather equipment. Clint attempts to restore and sell an old Bombardier, while Bruce faces an uphill battle when he tries to sell his Skidder to a no-nonsense neighbor.