Unpredictable: Rick attempts to give a 1950s Predicta TV a modern update and restore a 1890s barber shop towel steamer. Can he treat these items to a new lease of life? (S5, ep 15)

Busted Beemer: Missing parts threaten to jeopardise Rick's efforts to reassemble and revamp a 1959 BMW motorbike. The team also attempt to mend an antique pencil dispenser. (S4, ep 17)

Treats & Feet: Rick and the team do a £6,500 deal to fix up a 1940s Good Humor ice-cream bicycle. They also fine-tune one of the earliest radios, a 1920s Atwater Kent. (S3, ep 17)

Picks & Ricks: The Pawn Stars haul in a crumbling 1957 Chevy 150 for a much-needed restoration. The American Pickers rock up too hoping to flog some their vintage valuables. (S3, ep 20)

Hammered: Rick and his restoration team learn the nuts and bolts of a 1940s Hi-Striker carnival game. They also get to work mending an 1800s nail gun. (S4, ep 16)

Kings of Signs: Rick's team gets to work on restoring a weather-worn 1950s casino billboard and tackles the tricky revamp of a 1900s arcade machine. (S3, ep 16)

Close Shave: Rick finds a beaten-up 1940s Koken barber's chair before a client brings in an extremely rare 1950s Coca-Cola cooler. (S3, ep 10)

Billy Joel: A Matter Of Rust: Uptown Girl singer Billy Joel turns to Rick and the team for help restoring a motorcycle that's very close to his heart. (S5, ep 1)

Pimp Chum's Ride: Pawn Star Chumlee rocks into the shop with a 1950s Murray pedal car and a very specific vision. Meanwhile, the crew restore a 1965 Honda Superhawk. (S4, ep 15)

Hot & Salty: The team get to work reviving a 1960s popcorn machine. Later, they face a big challenge when a client brings in an antique Michelin Man air compressor. (S3, ep 15)