Junk & Disorderly

Enthusiasts travel across the country, hunting for automotive junk and classic collectibles that belong to others, sourcing them via auctions, online marketplaces and local classifieds. Their challenge is to purchase these items, restore or refurbish them where needed, and then sell them for a profit.

The programme follows a group of automotive enthusiasts as they travel around the United Kingdom, hunting for hidden treasures from bustling cities to quiet rural towns. Each episode sees them criss‑crossing the country in search of discarded vehicles and rare collectibles, driven by the desire to turn these finds into profit. The core of the series lies in the participants' self‑imposed challenge: to generate income by acquiring and reselling other people's automotive junk and classic items, while keeping costs low and margins high. They've negotiated purchases, assessed the value of each piece, and then aim to sell it at a higher price, testing their market instincts. Throughout the journey, the enthusiasts must locate sellers willing to part with unwanted cars or memorabilia, while maintaining transparency with the original owners. The show captures the negotiation process, the excitement of spotting a potential bargain, and the subsequent effort to arrange a sale. Their success hinges on spotting items that can be flipped for a profit. Ultimately, the series highlights the blend of passion and entrepreneurship that drives these hobbyists. By turning discarded or overlooked automotive relics into cash, they demonstrate how knowledge, negotiation skill, and a love for classic collectibles can be combined to achieve financial gain and showcases the practical side of hobbyist trading.