PJ contends with body work, paint, throttle issues and more on a 1980s Honda minibike; Leah and Dave try to bring a father's 1968 Schwinn Sting-Ray back to life; master tinkerer Alfred works to restore an antique cash register's shine.

Dave and Leah restore an 1800s cannon as a surprise to history-loving husband; Sara takes on the very detailed restoration of a fifth-generation model ship; Alfred and Leah try to make a 100-year-old Grafonola record player carry a tune.

Twin brothers call on PJ and Alfred to restore a beat-up boardwalk fortune teller into a gift for their hard-working dad. Meanwhile, Sara is working on the seemingly impossible task of rebuilding a mother's shattered vase and turns to a creative solution. Leah restores a 1900s steamer trunk as a gift from one cousin to another celebrating their love of travel and their friendship. Across the shop, David turns a rusted gas pump into a work of art for an automobilia collector.

Alfred’s tinkering skills are put to the test when a performer brings in her manager’s broken jukebox while “Hot Rod” PJ steps in to give it a rocking paint job. While the jukebox gets its rock n’ roll back, Fireman Dave rescues a barber shop chair that was damaged in a fire. Across the shop, Leah reinvigorates a world-famous Charlie McCarthy dummy with an updated look, while Sara reconstructs a Black Forest cuckoo clock for a couple with a fun love story.

PJ works on a 90s Corvette for an overhaul; David and Sara are confident to win a pinball game; Alfred restores a rare German accordion.

A wife gets Alfred’s help to surprise her husband with a classic Fender Mustang guitar. Dave works his metal magic to restore a cast iron stove. While Sara makes an old desk gleam, PJ turns an old golf cart into a flashy classic ride.

PJ and the restoration team are arcade heroes who bring a classic video game back to life, while LA makes a sailor’s tool chest seaworthy once again. Meanwhile, a classic Kodak camera goes from the junk drawer to picture perfect, and a father gives his daughter a family treasure.

The restorers are stitchin’ and grippin’ as they refurbish a vintage Singer sewing machine that is a cherished heirloom and bring a carnival grip tester back to its original glory. A caned rocking chair gets completely restored while Leah helps a dad surprise his son by turning an antique phone booth into a recording studio.

The entire team pitches in to transform disassembled 1980s animatronic figures into a horse-themed robot band; a surfboard meets its maker; a farmer is surprised with a corn sheller that he has long admired.

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