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Once a roadie for a long list of fabled performers, Travis' home is like a rock'n'roll scrapbook. Later, in Louisiana, the guys get seriously fired up at the Bonnie & Clyde Ambush Museum. And while the collection is off limits, owner Boots offers up a promising lead. Down the road, the guys uncover a killer collection of negatives and a bass with a potential link to the King of Rock'n'Roll.

In Colorado, a fast-talking negotiator is determined to get top dollar for every last piece of her collection. Down the road, a local artist has a killer collection of atomic age lamps and pricey glow-in-the-dark sculptures. Later, a lone mountain home features its own jailhouse, an underground bomb shelter, and an awesome collection of Western ware.

Mike discovers Evel Knievel's iconic Snake Canyon jump and aims to acquire a billboard from the site. Meanwhile, Jersey and Robbie explore a car enthusiast's extensive collection in Minnesota, battling the summer heat.

At an old school drive-in, Mike and Danielle uncover a vintage reel of Beatles' footage that could be the only one of its kind.

While free-styling in Virginia's Appalachian Mountains, Mike and Frank come across a hideaway filled with history and even some mementos from bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley. After experiencing a spiritual moment while searching Hyder Kiser's collection of Ralph Stanley's possessions so the guys decide to make a donation to the Ralph Stanley Museum in Hyder's name. Then they move on to an old creamery packed with toys in the Shenandoah valley.

On a California dream pick, the competitive pinball-wizard Wolfe brothers meet coin-op king Dirk at his giant poultry barn turned private arcade.

The guys go big in Texas with a mega pick at the first Dr. Pepper bottling plant, and tough negotiations in a 50,000 square-foot warehouse.

When a freestyle lands them on the doorstep of a former arms dealer and her Judo champion husband, the guys make a killer back-room deal.

The guys are stoked to visit a former racer and adrenaline junkie in his vintage Ohio garage.

In Missouri, Mike and Frank stumble upon a labyrinth of curious finds during a freestyle pick. Down the road in Oklahoma, they tour a vintage car company where the owner's entire collection of retro relics is for sale. Meanwhile, the boys' crate of European treasure has landed in the States. And while Danielle handles logistics, Robbie delivers an expensive motorbike that may have been damaged during shipment.

The guys head to Minnesota on a rescue mission to save the remains of an old carnival business from Mother Nature. Then they go to see Bill who has filled his house with old collectibles.

When the guys get a lead on what could be Aerosmith's original tour van, they head out on a cross-country trek in search of the holy grail of rock'n'roll relics. They also go to search and pick Bob's "ton of stuff" in Eastern Michigan.

A junkyard wizard has an Oktoberfest gem that has Frank Fritz's name written all over it. The chaps also visit an old store packed with "new old stock" toys.

Danielle divides the chaps into two teams to stock up the shops. Team A is Mike and Danielle. Team B is Frank and Robbie. Team A pick an over-the-top, tiki-party-meets-rockabilly home. Meanwhile, Team B set their sights on a vast collection hidden in the fortified bunkers of an old army base.

Team A and Team B continue their hunt across America. The great pick-off continues as Mike and Danielle continue their team effort to take on Frank and Robbie for ultimate picking bragging rights.

Leaving Italy behind, the guys drive clear across the continent to England where they haggle over an iconic red phone booth with a raunchy urban past. Next door, a British eccentric's garage is packed with motorized treasures.

A former firefighter gives the guys unprecedented access to his jam-packed barns and sheds; a glittering collection of oddities and memorabilia; the first glimpse of the new store addition.

Mike and Frank pick a family that spent 40 years building their very own castle by hand, and a circus collector with a wax museum in his living room.

The guys have an awkward encounter with the "King of the Gypsies," who has an incredible underground stash but insists he can't be bought.

When the chaps uncover one of the rarest motorcycles in the world, they must come up with more cash than ever before to try and seal the deal.

Mike stumbles upon a century-old Jell-O ice cream wagon worth thousands, and Robbie makes a huge offer on an iconic Ford.

It's a picking paradise as Mike and Frank come across a huge 200,000-square-foot factory turned private collection by Woody, its dumpster diving owner.