Junk & Disorderly

In this episode, Henry Cole puts his reputation on the line at a prestigious, high‑class auction that deals exclusively in vintage petroliana, seeking a particularly elusive item—a 1920s belly pump. The upscale setting, filled with collectors and rare artefacts, adds pressure as he places his bid. Once the pump is his, he is forced to act swiftly, racing against the clock to carry out a full restoration. The challenge lies in repairing the century‑old mechanism before time runs out, testing both his technical skill and his ability to work under tight deadlines. The episode highlights the tension of high‑stakes collecting, where every second counts as Henry balances the desire to preserve history with the practicalities of restoration.

Henry Cole and his crew head to an agricultural auction where they secure a tractor that they intend to restore. Back at their workshop they set about refurbishing the vehicle, dedicating time and effort to get it back into working order. Once the restoration is finished, the team arranges a first‑time driving lesson for Skid. Despite it being his inaugural experience behind the wheel, he handles the tractor with unexpected competence, drawing gasps of admiration from everyone watching. His performance leaves the group impressed and highlights the success of the restoration work, turning a purchased auction find into a functional piece of farm equipment.

Henry Cole explores a paradise of classic cars, wandering among gleaming chrome and vintage engineering as he guides viewers through a remarkable collection of automobilia. He points out rare models, from early motorised bicycles to post‑war sports cars, highlighting the stories each vehicle carries. Meanwhile, Allen and Skid get hands‑on fixing a monkey bike, tackling its quirks with practical know‑how. The three Junketeers then travel to Stratford, hoping to sell the restored items they’ve prepared, using the trip as an opportunity to meet potential buyers and showcase the craftsmanship behind each piece. Their enthusiasm is evident as they discuss the challenges of restoration, emphasizing the satisfaction of bringing forgotten machines back to life.

In this episode, Henry Cole puts his reputation on the line at a prestigious, high‑class auction that deals exclusively in vintage petroliana, seeking a particularly elusive item—a 1920s belly pump. The upscale setting, filled with collectors and rare artefacts, adds pressure as he places his bid. Once the pump is his, he is forced to act swiftly, racing against the clock to carry out a full restoration. The challenge lies in repairing the century‑old mechanism before time runs out, testing both his technical skill and his ability to work under tight deadlines. The episode highlights the tension of high‑stakes collecting, where every second counts as Henry balances the desire to preserve history with the practicalities of restoration.

Henry Cole and his crew head to an agricultural auction where they secure a tractor that they intend to restore. Back at their workshop they set about refurbishing the vehicle, dedicating time and effort to get it back into working order. Once the restoration is finished, the team arranges a first‑time driving lesson for Skid. Despite it being his inaugural experience behind the wheel, he handles the tractor with unexpected competence, drawing gasps of admiration from everyone watching. His performance leaves the group impressed and highlights the success of the restoration work, turning a purchased auction find into a functional piece of farm equipment.

Henry Cole explores a paradise of classic cars, wandering among gleaming chrome and vintage engineering as he guides viewers through a remarkable collection of automobilia. He points out rare models, from early motorised bicycles to post‑war sports cars, highlighting the stories each vehicle carries. Meanwhile, Allen and Skid get hands‑on fixing a monkey bike, tackling its quirks with practical know‑how. The three Junketeers then travel to Stratford, hoping to sell the restored items they’ve prepared, using the trip as an opportunity to meet potential buyers and showcase the craftsmanship behind each piece. Their enthusiasm is evident as they discuss the challenges of restoration, emphasizing the satisfaction of bringing forgotten machines back to life.

Enthusiasts travel across the nation, testing their skills by profiting from the purchase and resale of other people's automotive scrap and classic collectibles.

Enthusiasts travel across the nation, testing their skills by profiting from the purchase and resale of other people's automotive scrap and classic collectibles.

Enthusiasts travel across the nation, testing their skills by profiting from the purchase and resale of other people's automotive scrap and classic collectibles.