Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien are back travelling the length of Britain seeking items to fix up and flog on, to make a handsome profit for their owners. In this episode they visit a Norman castle and restore a Fiat 500 as well as build a table from part of Southend Pier.

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They visit Surrey and Middlesex, where Henry restores a pair of racing go-karts to race against restorer Guy, and Simon repurposes an old butcher's block into a coffee table.

Henry Cole refurbishes a classic Ford Mustang and a neon garage sign, while Simon O'Brien restores a classic Chopper bicycle and turns a bass guitar into a chair.

The boys head to Nantwich and Stoke-On-Trent. Henry tarts-up a 1960 moped once favoured by model Twiggy. Simon restores an early Mirror Dinghy.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit North Yorkshire and the Midlands. Henry restores a petrol pump and turns a hub cap into a clock, while Simon repurposes a copper immersion heater into a stylish wash basin.

Henry and Simon visit a Yorkshire textile mill. Simon repurposes a mill trolley into a glass top coffee table while Henry struggles to repair a Soviet-era motorbike.

Simon builds a kitchen table from rafters and gives a 1970s campervan a new lease of life. Henry hankers after an American tractor and Royal Enfield motorbike and sidecar.

In Lowestoft, Henry picks a valuable Lyons Tea enamel sign while Simon converts a station trolley into a garden sofa.

The boys rummage through the hanger of a Vulcan bomber. Henry restores a cockpit seat and Simon attempts to turn part of a jet engine into a coffee table.

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In Whitby and Shipley in Yorkshire, Henry builds a steampunk lamp from a copper pipe, and Simon brings a dated Welsh dresser up to the present day.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien are on the Wirral, where Simon has a crazy plan to turn a chunky chain into a standard lamp. Henry picks up a 1963 Ford Anglia and gets it back to its best.

The boys are near Preston, where Simon restores a spotlight he believes may be from a German U-boat while Henry gets creative with an aircraft jump seat.

The boys are in Hay on Wye and Bedford, where Henry lovingly restores a bespoke workbench and Simon ponders the possibilities of some discarded planks of wood.

Simon restores an enamel roll top bath and builds a kids' den out of old doors. Henry makes a wall mounted safe from a jerry can and lovingly restores a cheese making trough.

Experts Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien are in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Henry makes a table from the base of a broken agricultural grain mill while Simon creates a garden seat from an old mangle.

Henry finds and restores a much maligned BSA Ariel 3 moped and Simon gives a Ford Transit gearbox a new lease of life.

Henry makes good money restoring an antique pine sideboard, but has less success with a pair of old brass jugs. Simon converts a staircase into shelves and makes an eye watering profit from restoring an optician's desk.

They visit Hampshire and Surrey, where Henry makes a pair of coffee tables from a cable drum and a galvanised water tank and Simon rescues a winged back chair and upholsters it with his own designer fabric.

The chaps visit Hampshire and Surrey, where Henry makes a pair of coffee tables from a cable drum and a galvanised water tank and Simon rescues a winged back chair and upholsters it with his own designer fabric.

The lads head to Wales where Henry restores a Royal Enfield and converts it into a classic café racer. Simon's choice of an old school house radiator springs a leak, but he gets an 80s pinball machine back to its best.