Find It, Fix It, Flog It

Henry and Simon journey to Pembrokeshire to meet local mechanic James. James's family store a vast array of classic cars, motorbikes and tractors in a stack of tightly packed sheds, among the many treasures the collection even features a 1928 Model A Ford.

The programme follows Henry and Simon as they set off for Pembrokeshire, a coastal county in Wales, where they’re due to meet a local mechanic. Their journey forms the opening of the episode, establishing the setting and the purpose of their visit. It’s a straightforward premise that frames the rest of the segment. Upon arriving, the pair are introduced to James, the mechanic who runs his family’s workshop. The meeting is the central action of the episode, with Henry and Simon getting a firsthand look at James’s day‑to‑day work and the environment he operates in. Their interaction with James provides the core narrative thread that drives the story forward. James’s family has amassed a considerable collection of vehicles, stored in a series of adjoining sheds. These structures are packed to the brim with an eclectic mix of classic cars, vintage motorbikes and old‑style tractors. The sheer volume of the items creates a vivid picture of a lifelong passion for motoring that has been passed down through generations. Among the assorted machines, the most notable piece is a 1928 Model A Ford, which sits alongside the other historic vehicles. This particular car highlights the depth of the collection and serves as a focal point for the episode’s exploration of automotive heritage.