Ridin' Route 66: Rick and his team fine tune a well-worn 1950s Wurlitzer jukebox. Rick also cuts a deal with a local picker to restore a 1940s chocolate bar vending machine. (S3, ep 3)
Restoration Rivalry: When two vintage scooters are wheeled into the shop, Rick challenges his son to a restoration race. Staff also work their magic on a vending machine. (S3, ep 18)
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)
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)
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)
Blast Off!: Rick takes on the biggest challenge of his career when an iconic 1960s rocket-slide is painstakingly brought into the shop piece by giant piece. (S3, ep 14)
Tyler's Promotion: Rick and the restoration team fine-tune a 1920s Alba gramophone. They also fix up a 1915 cement gun that once had a very intriguing purpose. (S3, ep 13)
Pump & Gun: Ron and Tyler find a rare rusty pump while on the road. If renovated, it could make them a fortune. But can they cut a deal with its owner? (S3, ep 12)
Tall Order: Rick's team overhaul a 1948 Coca-Cola machine battered by Hurricane Irene. They also take on the huge task of restoring an iconic Pep Boys marquee. (S3, ep 11)
Aliens And The Ancient Engineers: Experts investigate an ancient fortress in Peru said to have been built with laser tools. Could it prove that aliens once visited Earth? (S3, ep 6)