Quest +1 Monday

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Wayne sells a 2003 BMW Z8 Alpina roadster and a cute 1958 BMW Isetta 300. Plus, he falls for a vintage 1962 Vespa scooter restored for fashion designer Ralph Lauren

Wayne makes the shock announcement that he is selling the best barn find of his career - his 1921 Stutz Bearcat with just over 11,000 miles on the clock

Wayne checks out a restored 1958 SAAB GT 750, but when he arrives for the inspection and test drive he finds the owner has two more Saabs he may sell

With two winning race cars and a hi-tech hybrid supercar with over 100 years of racing and engineering between them, Wayne heads to the track

The Wolfe brothers uncover an overgrown vintage Cadillac graveyard in the woods, and peel back the layers of a gargantuan California stockpile

The Gold Gypsies' tenacity is rewarded with their biggest nugget of the season. Meanwhile, Jake's new plan to save the Dirt Dogs' season turns into a disaster

Scrappers boss Alex Stead gambles his remaining cash on bigger machinery, pushing his marriage to the edge. And, the Victoria Diggers unearth a rare artefact

The Dirt Dogs' huge dry blower shuts down due to extreme temperatures, while the Mahoneys and Gold Gypsies take a last-minute gamble that delivers big gold

The team restore Poet Laureate Simon Armitage's harmonium, a pair of leather clogs, a sculpture made in Czechoslovakia in 1947 and a charm bracelet from the 1960s

Jay Blades and the team bring four treasured family heirlooms back to life, including a war-torn leather armchair and a broken music box

Jay Blades and the team take on a mid-century coffee table, a wind-up panda that holds special family memories and an unusual kitchen utensil in the form of a coconut scraper

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove head to sunny Buckinghamshire in the hope of finding something to restore and sell

In Surrey, Henry Cole and Simon Lovegrove find Pontiac ambulances, mysterious automotive sculptures and strangely well-preserved motorbikes

The team travels around the UK to find unique and valuable items 'lost' in people's homes

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole visit Witney in Oxfordshire, where Henry comes across a tractor that has not run for quite a few years - but poses no problem for restorer Alan

The team restore Poet Laureate Simon Armitage's harmonium, a pair of leather clogs, a sculpture made in Czechoslovakia in 1947 and a charm bracelet from the 1960s

Jay Blades and the team bring four treasured family heirlooms back to life, including a war-torn leather armchair and a broken music box

Steve Grahame is desperate to cross a remote river before wild weather sets in. Mel Michelsen tackles one of the most dangerous jobs in trucking

In the final week of their trip, the race to reach $40,000 each is down to the wire for Rod and JC. They strike it big mining giant garnet clusters

From extreme weather and unforgiving landscapes to relentless obstacles, the gold hunters face life-threatening encounters in their quest to strike it rich

The mining of precious opals beneath a hot desert, the making of nougat and how stunt planes are built

The farming of the spice saffron, the manufacture of a muscle car and how giant roads made entirely from ice are created

How toilet paper is produced from trees, the making of absinthe and how cricket balls are made tough enough to face test match batsmen

The production of insulin from a loaf of bread, the manufacture of rigging for ships and how green salad is cultivated on scorching desert planes

Wayne sells a 2003 BMW Z8 Alpina roadster and a cute 1958 BMW Isetta 300. Plus, he falls for a vintage 1962 Vespa scooter restored for fashion designer Ralph Lauren

Wayne makes the shock announcement that he is selling the best barn find of his career - his 1921 Stutz Bearcat with just over 11,000 miles on the clock

Wayne checks out a restored 1958 SAAB GT 750, but when he arrives for the inspection and test drive he finds the owner has two more Saabs he may sell

With two winning race cars and a hi-tech hybrid supercar with over 100 years of racing and engineering between them, Wayne heads to the track

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole visit Witney in Oxfordshire, where Henry comes across a tractor that has not run for quite a few years - but poses no problem for restorer Alan

The manufacture of garden forks, English toffee, paint chip cards and Bundt pans, and how processes have developed through the years

The making of pewter flasks, potato salad and hydrogen fuel cells, and how technology has influenced their production