American Restoration

A customer pays a large sum of money to have a coin operated amusement ride from the fifties restored to pristine condition. Later, a man brings in his wife's treasured tricycle without her knowledge to have it restored as a surprise.

A bicycle dating to the nineteenth century is delivered to the shop for restoration. Later, the crew work on a thirties era stove that hasn't worked in some time with the goal of restoring it to working order.

A vintage scooter geared for restoration is received by the shop but Rick is stumped as to the make and model. Later, a dentist brings in a x-ray machine made in the twenties for restoring but Rick is unsure if such work could be dangerous for him and his workers.

A customer brings in an antique horse drawn sleigh for restoration for the holidays. Later, a frequent client stops by Rick's with a cup dispenser from the thirties that he wants restored even though it is missing a part.

A customer brings in a disassembled 1959 BMW motorcycle with sidecar for restoration and Rick finds it a difficult task with the amount of missing parts needed. The crew work on restoring an antique pencil dispenser that is being auctioned off for a good cause.

Chumlee, seen in Pawn Stars, stops by the shop with a fifties era pedal car for restoration but his vision of what he wants done has Rick trying to convince him otherwise. Later, the crew look to restore a 1965 Honda Superhawk that is not working and missing a key part.

Rick looks to restore a rare fifties era basketball arcade game but problems with the electronica forces him to look for outside help. Later, the workers are tasked by a client to repurpose a barber chair into an item that resembles his Shelby Cobra.

A client pays a considerable amount of money to have a fifties era soda fountain restored and expects the end result to match the money invested. Later, a customer who has done business with Rick before brings in a vintage phone booth for restoration.

Sammy Hagar hires Rick and his crew to restore a vintage refrigerator and convert it into a rum dispenser. Later, the crew toils away at repairing a vintage slot machine that was dropped and no longer functions.

A couple bring in an Irish mail cart for restoration. After Rick takes it to an expert, it is determined to be a rare motorized wheelchair. A customer brings in a 1920's stove for restoration.

Tyler gives an estimate to the owner of the Nevada Northern Railway Museum who wants a speeder car restored. Rick thinks the estimate is too low. A customer brings in a 1930's New York Police Department call box for restoration. Rick receives some old Tonka trucks through the mail which he thinks aren't worth restoring.

NASCAR driver Greg Biffle asks Rick to restore his 1973 Montesa dirt bike. Ron goes picking in the desert but has no success. A customer brings in a 1950s pedal car for restoration.