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Can the guys man up and conquer this girly gadget? Can Rick bring the music back to this sleepy speaker or will the project hit a clunker? Also, Kowboy has to nail his toolbox to a table to prevent Brettley from taking his tools. And later, Bodie rectifies with another project from the Petersen Museum, an early 1900s electric car charger, and Dale builds a custom Harley for a customer looking to connect to his past. Can a trip to a Renaissance fair inspire the guys to take this hunk of metal from a pile of parts to a piece of history? Meanwhile, another customer wants a 1920s Weaver tire changer restored. The cooler is converted from using cold water to chilled air. The player had been in a bird-filled area and therefore had bird feces all over it, which needed to be cleaned off. It was also originally built with no body frame.
Later, Kelly purchases a classic Mosrite guitar for Brettly's birthday and asks Rick to restore it even though he's never done one before. To teach Tyler a lesson, Rick has Tyler take lettering lessons. Tyler and Brettley find change in the machine, and decide to start their own savings fund for buying , later emptying several old change holders for more money, which causes them to have a conflict with Kowboy and [empty] Kyle, who want all old change found at work to go to their Beer Fund. The lights are easily removable and will not depreciate the value of the car. A customer wants his father's Bantam tractor restored.
Will this naughty negotiation play nice or will the guys have to bare all to get their hands on this kinky contraption? Meanwhile, a customer wants a 1930s tin Sturdi Toy oil tanker restored. To teach Tyler a lesson, Rick has Tyler get a job. Will he be able to keep this tremendous task spic and span, or will this pristine project run rapidly off the rails? Can they turn the key and keep the restoration on track, or will this old gold-guarding box remain rusted shut forever? A customer brings in a 1967 motorcycle he wants restored as a surprise anniversary gift for his wife. While Rick approves of the grinder and car, he finds the wheel which is cracked to be useless. Also, Ron wants to buy several pedal cars for the shop, but Rick insists that they wait until they find customers for the cars. Can he successful salvage this project piece by piece, or will this farming fix up ultimately fail? Can Rick hit this American pastime out of the park, or will a curve-ball send him back to the bench? The cart had originally used a combination of sodium bicarbonate and sulfuric acid.
Can they calmly control this risky restoration, or will this unpredictable undertaking go up in flames? Meanwhile, another customer wants an 1880s apple corer and peeler restored. Ron buys a vintage English taxi and sets out to prove to Rick that it was worth the investment. Can they successfully conquer this manual mission, or will this rug rat ride put them in the corner? Rick and his team restore a 1952 Sea Skate speedboat kiddie ride for homepage Fun Spot Arcade in New Hampshire. Tyler doesn't listen, and asks if he can do the lettering. Can Ron and Leonard successfully search for its hard-to-find seat to make this present pop? The only item of interest to Rick is a 1930s Koken. Rick and his team nearly destroy their oven trying to replicate the visor of the helmet, forcing Rick to hire an expert. Rick and his team restore it to resemble one from the.
Rick and his team have to create molds of the players in order to replace them all, including the creation of an entirely new catcher. Meanwhile, an old picker needs a rusty gas cart fixed up. . After it is finished, per request from the owners, Rick continues their family tradition of the couple of firing it once a year it had not been fired for at least twenty years. Can the shop complete this Italian job or will the pressure cause them to crash? And later, Kelly convinces the manliest crew in Las Vegas to restore a 1940s Kotex Dispenser for a charity auction.
And later, a client brings in an extremely rare 1950s Coca-Cola cooler. The owner of a frozen custard store brings in a nineteenth century Round Oak potbelly stove from the set of Bonanza. And later, Rick's brother Ron and son Tyler get a sneak peek at a 1940s coin-operated peep show machine for sale. Can Rick knock-out this challenge with the old one-two punch, or will this rock 'em, sock 'em heavyweight project prove too big to go down? And later, Rick takes a restoration risk and auctions off a 1920s visible gas pump. Can Rick and his crew meet the challenge? And later, when the Pawn Stars come by with a broken down barber's pole things get hairy when electricity proves that Rick dated this antique back to the wrong century. Can Rick put his best foot forward to safely service this radiation discharging device from head to toe or will this item prove to be too hazardous to everyone's health? They go to a place that sells old vending machines, among other memorabilia. Tyler almost ruins the project by breaking it, and Kyle has to bail him out.
Can they make a perfect pair out of these rusted railroad rides, or will this amusing assignment run out of steam? And later, the guys are unexpectedly challenged to restore a 1940s children's Irish Mail cart by hand. Also, Rick's paint towels keep getting used up. Tyler gets assigned to finding a replacement for the bike's missing front fender. The shop restores one of the lamp posts on magician Lance Burton's property, which was shattered into countless pieces by a windstorm. And later, a 1940s U. All Rick and his team have to go on is a photo of the original.
Then Rick and Tyler make a bet on who'll pack a bigger punch when the job is done. Can Rick and his team get this locomotive up to full steam or will an unseen obstacle force it off its tracks? The front fender ornament, a kangaroo, is missing, so Ted has to re-create one. The gun is designed to fire the nail into the wood, after which the nail must be hammered into the wood manually. Can the crew keep this transformation on track, or will this ride-on restoration go off the rails? Rick also receives an old tricycle and some old toy trucks. This friend turns out to be even lazier than Brettly, and Rick has Brettly fire him.
And later, a first grade teacher brings in a mechanical apple corer and peeler from the 1880s. Meanwhile, another customer wants his childhood toy railroad handcar, known as an Irish mail car, restored. Can the crew swiftly sort through a postal patch up, or will this bulky box be a correspondence catastrophe? First they'll deck the halls with pawn shop drama, when they debate the best and worst deals they've ever made. The words below the Kotex logo are painted over. Can they follow the tough trajectory of this hazardous heat-seeker, or will this mission miss its mark? Also, Kyle is having trouble getting his truck to run.
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