Henry Cole, Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are in Stafford with a stall full of bikes and trinkets they've picked up in Hereford and Whitstable to see how much they can make.

Henry Cole chances his arm at a high class auction of vintage petroliana. Back home at Cole Towers, he and Allen Millyard work against the clock to restore a so-called belly pump from the 1920s.

Henry and Sam visit Normous Newark Autojumble and come away with a nutty challenge.

Henry and Skid score big in Derbyshire, revisit Ed for a missed bike and tackle repairs before Skid and Allen brave the sales stand alone.

Skid and Henry head back on the road in pursuit of new opportunities and forgotten automotive gems. Their search leads them to FM Hutchings Auction.

Henry and Skid set off again, and their latest stop is H&H Auctions in Nottinghamshire. Here, the pressure is on as bids fly and opportunities come thick and fast.

The team hits a farm sale and buys a vintage Massey Ferguson tractor, only to immediately regret it and have to find a creative way to offload it.

Henry and Skid get exclusive access to the storage area of the Cotswolds Motor Museum, where they find a massive collection of vintage oil cans.

The trio heads to a Tewkesbury auction where they overbuy, followed by an unexpected phone call that floods their workshop with even more projects.

Henry tests his luck at a high-end auction for vintage petroliana. Back at "Cole Towers," he and Allen Millyard race against the clock to restore a rare belly pump they hope will fetch a high price at their next sale.

Henry, Allen, and Guy kick off the new season by revisiting favorite autojumble spots in Stratford-upon-Avon and Enfield. They focus on picking up smaller "guaranteed sellers" like vintage signs and oily curios to get the season's fund started.

Henry and Sam buy and transform a BSA Bantam from a humble roadster into a trial bike. However, they soon discover it is far easier to restore than it is to sell.

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove experience mixed results at the Stafford Show - the biggest classic motorcycle auction and autojumble in the United Kingdom.

Henry and Sam head to an automotive show in Chippenham, where they look at vintage oil cans, enamel signs and classic bikes and cars.

Henry Cole and restorers Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are back on the road, visiting autojumbles in Stratford-upon-Avon and Enfield. Their dream this series is to make enough profit from buying and selling items to acquire a 1957 Buick.

Henry Cole and his trusty companions Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are back on the road scouring Britain's sheds and auction houses for hidden gems to restore and sell - in this episode, they delve into the cast-offs of top collector Matt XX and uncover a vintage Chopper and a motorised bicycle from the early 1950s. The trio head to an auto-jumble at Mallory Park race track after a quick visit to HJ Pugh's auction to beef up their inventory, but can they turn their finds into a profit?

Henry and Sam look to make a profit on motorcycle memorabilia.

Henry and Sam try and break into the classic tractor market, but will they succeed?

Henry and Sam start at Bristol Classic Car Show, where they acquire a quirky car from the 1970s, but making a quick profit does not prove easy.

Henry and Sam look to make a profit on automobile memorabilia at the Bristol Classic Car Show.

Henry and Sam visit the Classic Motor Show in Birmingham, before attempting to make a profit at the Malvern Autojumble.

Henry Cole and his team buy a tractor at an agricultural auction. Once it is restored, Skid amazes everyone on his first ever tractor driving lesson, but when it comes to selling, their new acquisition proves difficult to move on.