Brew-Phoria
9 May 2015A pricey refurb for an electric car that is missing batteries; a home brewing system and high-end air rifles.
The guys leave an auction empty handed and try to find new merchandise at a yard sale; questionable antique tennis rackets and an ancient special effects box may not earn them anything.
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A pricey refurb for an electric car that is missing batteries; a home brewing system and high-end air rifles.
A custom drift car and a luxury antiques unit that could have a rare pilot pistol from WWI; Ton's lead foot gets the pair into trouble.
Without his morning coffee Allen turns to some fun items to help him re-energize; finding a wrestling ring; vintage animatronics remind Allen of his theme park days.
An auction in Allen's old stomping grounds; finding a set of RC race boats and a man-cave unit full of whiskey leads to a night of partying and some tough sales.
The guys get stuck with a unit they did not want and struggle to make their bottom line; uncovering glassblowing tools, autographed baseballs and a hockey puck launcher.
Trying to authenticate props form the film ``Titanic``; a snakebite kit sale; ice carving while unloading some chainsaws.
A tough group of bidders go up against Ton and Allen; Native American used arsenal and vintage carnival gear.
Newbie buyers try to eat up all the profit at a weekend auction; a rickshaw, a wrecking ball and blast detonators.
Ton works on the truck while Allen heads to an auction solo; LARP weaponry, a sword collection and falconry gear.
Allen's search for serenity at a storage auction; heading to a live auction where the guys uncover a Marilyn Monroe statue, an industrial slip n' slide and a bed of nails.
Salty locals at a shipping crate auction and choppy waters at a boat auction; finding a tactical blast shield and bass fishing boat.
The guys hit a fast-paced live auction on their way to see Ton's sister in Missouri; a ballista and an anvil set made for an explosive sport.
In New Orleans, Ton and Allen visit a tough local auction and win a Mardi Gras unit with a confetti blaster and a modern calliope.
A new competitor with a seemingly endless cash flow at a Hollywood auction; discovering a triple barrel shotgun and an antique saddle forces Allen to confront a childhood hear.
Uncovering vintage bear traps and street art that could be their biggest score ever if they are not knockoffs.
Ton and Allen head to an auction in hopes of mending their bread truck, Betsy; an industrial grinder and a classic Chevy.
At an auction in Whittier, a buyer named Big Dave tries to take it all; the guys win a food truck and off-road rock crawler.
Ton and Allen go toe-to-toe with a cowboy couple at an auction in Norwalk, uncovering a 3D printer and grappling hook gun.
Ton and Allen go up against their former assistant, Carolyn, while Ton battles a bad back. The two find an automatic BB gun, and Allen faces a tough decision when negotiations to sell a stunt ramp go south.
Ton and Allen uncover an antique World War II firearm and a Russian space suit, which could be their biggest find yet.
Uncovering a Geiger counter and NASCAR impact wrenches; shocking news from the accountant.
A face-off with Carolyn in Covina; a special effects unit; deciding the fate of the shop.
Big Sis drops brings bad news as the guys clash with Carolyn over a carnival unit in Long Beach; a Native American tomahawk, a dunk tank and a rare gun that can fire three shots at once.
Ton and Allen rumble with a band of high-bidding bikers; the guys discover a 37 millimeter anti-tank gun and a cowboy's rodeo saddle.
Ton and Big Sis revamp the shop to bring in customers; a Ouija board and a set of antique basketballs; Allen goes toe-to-toe with an NBA Hall of Famer.
Ton and Allen are challenged by two old rivals; the guys dig up an off-road motorcycle and a pair of net guns; the staff clashes with mystery shoppers.
Battling it out with a former-employee; a set of monster truck tires and a mystery box are the last chance.
When their truck breaks down, Ton and Allen lay it all on the line to raise money to fix her. They score a Foosball table, Tommy Gun drums and to Ton's delight, a treasure trove of Twinkies, but will it be enough?
A ruthless store owner tries to stop Ton and Allen from scoring new items in Santa Barbara so they fight back; the guys uncover a rare antique air gun and a vintage wooden boat built for speed.
The shop's landlord wants to talk to the guys; Allen puts an experimental powered parachute to the test.
The guys leave an auction empty handed and try to find new merchandise at a yard sale; questionable antique tennis rackets and an ancient special effects box may not earn them anything.
Ton and Allen find themselves bidding against each other at an auction; the fate of the pawnshop and their friendship is in question.
Allen struggles to keep the pawn shop afloat while training Elle; After a fierce bidding war with Caroline, pieces from a century old motorcycle may not be enough.
Two opponents best Ton and Allen, leaving them little chance to break even.
Tensions run high at the shop, and Ton leaves town; a stuntman's fall bag is discovered.
A vicious battle erupts with former employee Carolyn over a 1968 Corvette Stingray; Allen tests his ninja skills.
A vintage football passing machine and colonial musket are up for grabs in Philadelphia.
Ton and Allen battle two auction hunters who bid based on spite instead of strategy; a gatling gun and suit of armor are worth less than expected.
Ton and Allen go up against former employee Carolyn over a motocross bike and rare stock whip.
Thugs try to bully Ton and Allen out of an auction, but the guys fight back; a rare Bornean blowgun and special effects wire harness are found.
An injured Allen must stay at the shop while Ton and Big Sis make risky purchases at the auction.
Ton and Allen squabble over a bidding strategy, but must work together to unload a one man submersible that could be worth big money.
Ton and Allen argue over an antique slot machine; Allen tries to fly a jetpack.
Big Sis goes to her first auction; Ton tests a ``blob``; Allen is shot with a riot gun.
Ton and Allen have bills to pay at their new pawn shop, but antique ammunition and classic football helmets may not be enough to help.
Ton and Allen race to purchase a rare comic; Allen lives out a childhood fantasy with a Samurai sword.
The team goes toe-to-toe with Ton's evil twin over a medieval catapult and a collection of gold bars.
The team goes head-to-head with a veteran auction buyer over off-road vehicles and heavy metal from the turn of the century.
Allen & Ton battle local buyers to get a WWII-era motor scooter and Polynesian tattoo tools.
Ton and Allen head to Hawaii where they're joined by a feisty new female assistant! There, they find some James Bond-style gadgets and a vintage sled.
Ton and Allen battle a big-mouthed buyer in Ton's hometown; tranquilizer dart guns; the guys fight with a K9.
Ton and Allen fight it out with a local thrift store at a Brooklyn storage auction; a classic arcade redemption; a mid-century water cannon.
Ton and Allen get aggressive when they encounter a towering opponent with a mountain of cash; a vintage ice resurfacing machine; an Olympic biathlon rifle.
Ton battles a feisty female auction buyer without Allen; the guys find a functional flamethrower; a rare hand-carved bow and arrow set from South America.
Ton and Allen find a motorized railroad maintenance car from the 1960s and a pre-World War I Japanese semi-automatic pistol.
Allen and Ton chat up local buyers to get the inside scoop on their competition; gold-mining machinery from the 1950s; amateur rocket.
An unassuming mom tries to pull the wool over Ton and Allen's eyes at a storage auction in Virgina; a black powder cannon designed in the 15th century; a Russian military motorcycle.
Ton and Allen face-off with a buyer who has shady bidding tactics; a custom-built monowheel; a rifle designed to ward off grave robbers.
Allen and Ton find themselves in trouble with the law in Louisiana.
Ton and Allen meet with strong resistance from local bidders in the nation's capital.
Ton and Allen return to Los Angeles only to butt heads with a familiar rival at hostile auction hunter terrain.
Ton and Allen aren't welcome when they go to a silent auction in New Jersey.
Ton and Allen go to a storage container auction in Pasadena, Calif., and have to contend with inexperienced buyers.
The boys go head-to-head with a trash-talking auction buyer and uncover some treasures.
Toni and Allen face competition in Glendale, Calif., where they find a 1940s Zildjian brand percussion cymbal and a pyrotechnics control board.
Ton's and Allen's patience is tested in Ventura, Calif.; the guys find a rifle and the basket and burner for a hot-air balloon.
Allen & Ton find more than easy money in New Orleans when they are challenged by some bayou bidders with money.
Ton and Allen teach a new auction hunter a lesson and find a 1940s shuffleboard and a hot rod made from part of a WWII fighter plane.
Ton and Allen go to Alaska and get an unwelcome reception from the local auctioneer; Ton and Allen find a powerful production handgun, two large seaplane pontoons and two Smith & Wesson revolvers.
Ton & Allen discover an ATV that travels on land and water and a percussion hammer from some men in Alaska.
Shooting star carnival game; fighting cage.
A 1970s fighting chair; military miles training system.
Allen and Ton score a 1960s autographed tattoo machine; Terry Ives competition chainsaw.
Rare Master Pitch baseball machine from the 1950s; a Jaws of Life tool from the 1980s.
Palm Springs for a desert auction; '70s sandrail dune racer; 1965 replica Mustang pool table.
A French ``Harmonica Pistol`` from the 1800s and combat robots from the 1990s.
Ton and Allen head to Oxnard, Calif., and discover an embalming pump and an electric bone saw.
1953 Chevy-inspired bumper car; M16; aerosol-powered spud gun potato launchers.
Mechanical bull used to train bull riders; WWII banjo; 1800s handcrafted hunting duck decoys.
1974 Zig Zag magic sword box; 1910 poster of magician Chung Ling Soo; 1800s naval cane sword; Metlach German beer steins.
The guys are successful in obtaining a 1970s Z-Flex Jimmy Plumer Poolrider skateboard with artwork and a Kevlar bulletproof vest with helmet used by S.W.A.T teams.
1870s French Jarre Dolne Duster, combination revolver/knife/brass-knuckles; George Rodrigue ``Blue Dog`` screenprint; autographed ``Raging Bull`` movie poster.
Tomahawk cruise missile jet engine; handcrafted cowboy saddle; 1960s high roller's gold money.
The guys head to Los Angeles to find some heavy machinery.
1800s whaling harpoon; 1940s tandem bicycle; vintage American flag collection.
Scale RC Viper FanJet aircraft; a 1920s Gundlach Korona large format field camera.
WWII Stuart M3 tank barrel; heavy duty tank treads; collectors' humidor; high-end meat slicer.
Winchester buffalo rifle; collection of electric Slot Cars.
The first pump-action shotgun; a hunter's collection of big game.
Dynamite detonator box; treasure chest with secret compartments; smelting jewelry.
A metal casket from the Victorian period; a glass fire extinguisher grenades from the 1870s; a Chicago fire station alarm box from 1896.
1984 Yamaha SS440 Snowmobile; baseball signed by Hank Aaron; a 1920s baseball glove.
Harley-Davidson V-twin evo engine; Ms. Pac-Man arcade game.
1978 pinball machine; 1898 dice popper gambling device.
1905 hand-crank gramophone; discontinued mini-boat.
All-terrain hovercraft; 1970s NASA clock.
Fastest 4-wheeler ever; 1910s Derringer.
A 1940s Kiss-O-Meter penny arcade game; a 1901 Winchester Shotgun.
The first ever model CD player; a classic 1951 jukebox; a rare Willie Mays baseball card.
Civil War era black powder muskets; 19th century Masonic swords; polygraph machine.
First upright coin-operated Coke vending machine; a classic GMC Truck.
A Maui Blue 1970s Fender Stratocaster; a 1936 Schwinn Autocycle.
A depression era ``Art Case`` slot machine; a custom mini-bike; a Wild West 1800s Colt Peacemaker.
A '70s German H&K P7 pistol; a rare 1910 copper cash register.
1800s British Pepperbox handgun; pre WWI Lionel train set.
The guys are successful in obtaining a 1970s Z-Flex Jimmy Plumer Poolrider skateboard with artwork and a Kevlar bulletproof vest with helmet used by S.W.A.T teams.
A face-off with Carolyn in Covina; a special effects unit; deciding the fate of the shop.
Battling it out with a former-employee; a set of monster truck tires and a mystery box are the last chance.
A new competitor with a seemingly endless cash flow at a Hollywood auction; discovering a triple barrel shotgun and an antique saddle forces Allen to confront a childhood hear.
Ton and Allen go toe-to-toe with a cowboy couple at an auction in Norwalk, uncovering a 3D printer and grappling hook gun.
Uncovering a Geiger counter and NASCAR impact wrenches; shocking news from the accountant.
Uncovering vintage bear traps and street art that could be their biggest score ever if they are not knockoffs.
A tough group of bidders go up against Ton and Allen; Native American used arsenal and vintage carnival gear.
A custom drift car and a luxury antiques unit that could have a rare pilot pistol from WWI; Ton's lead foot gets the pair into trouble.
Without his morning coffee Allen turns to some fun items to help him re-energize; finding a wrestling ring; vintage animatronics remind Allen of his theme park days.
A pricey refurb for an electric car that is missing batteries; a home brewing system and high-end air rifles.
Big Sis drops brings bad news as the guys clash with Carolyn over a carnival unit in Long Beach; a Native American tomahawk, a dunk tank and a rare gun that can fire three shots at once.
Shooting star carnival game; fighting cage.
Winchester buffalo rifle; collection of electric Slot Cars.
A French ``Harmonica Pistol`` from the 1800s and combat robots from the 1990s.
1978 pinball machine; 1898 dice popper gambling device.
The guys head to Los Angeles to find some heavy machinery.
When their truck breaks down, Ton and Allen lay it all on the line to raise money to fix her. They score a Foosball table, Tommy Gun drums and to Ton's delight, a treasure trove of Twinkies, but will it be enough?
Ton and Allen head to an auction in hopes of mending their bread truck, Betsy; an industrial grinder and a classic Chevy.
1800s whaling harpoon; 1940s tandem bicycle; vintage American flag collection.
Two opponents best Ton and Allen, leaving them little chance to break even.
The first pump-action shotgun; a hunter's collection of big game.
Allen and Ton score a 1960s autographed tattoo machine; Terry Ives competition chainsaw.
The guys leave an auction empty handed and try to find new merchandise at a yard sale; questionable antique tennis rackets and an ancient special effects box may not earn them anything.
Ton and Allen find themselves bidding against each other at an auction; the fate of the pawnshop and their friendship is in question.
Ton and Allen return to Los Angeles only to butt heads with a familiar rival at hostile auction hunter terrain.
Ton and Allen battle a big-mouthed buyer in Ton's hometown; tranquilizer dart guns; the guys fight with a K9.
A vintage football passing machine and colonial musket are up for grabs in Philadelphia.
Ton and Allen teach a new auction hunter a lesson and find a 1940s shuffleboard and a hot rod made from part of a WWII fighter plane.
Dynamite detonator box; treasure chest with secret compartments; smelting jewelry.
Palm Springs for a desert auction; '70s sandrail dune racer; 1965 replica Mustang pool table.
1870s French Jarre Dolne Duster, combination revolver/knife/brass-knuckles; George Rodrigue "Blue Dog" screenprint; autographed "Raging Bull" movie poster.
All-terrain hovercraft; 1970s NASA clock.
The guys hit a fast-paced live auction on their way to see Ton's sister in Missouri; a ballista and an anvil set made for an explosive sport.
The guys get stuck with a unit they did not want and struggle to make their bottom line; uncovering glassblowing tools, autographed baseballs and a hockey puck launcher.
Fastest 4-wheeler ever; 1910s Derringer.
A 1970s fighting chair; military miles training system.
At an auction in Whittier, a buyer named Big Dave tries to take it all; the guys win a food truck and off-road rock crawler.
1953 Chevy-inspired bumper car; M16; aerosol-powered spud gun potato launchers.
Ton and Allen uncover an antique World War II firearm and a Russian space suit, which could be their biggest find yet.
A '70s German H&K P7 pistol; a rare 1910 copper cash register.
1984 Yamaha SS440 Snowmobile; baseball signed by Hank Aaron; a 1920s baseball glove.
WWII Stuart M3 tank barrel; heavy-duty tank treads; collectors' humidor; high-end meat slicer.
Trying to authenticate props form the film "Titanic"; a snakebite kit sale; ice carving while unloading some chainsaws.
Ton works on the truck while Allen heads to an auction solo; LARP weaponry, a sword collection and falconry gear.
Allen's search for serenity at a storage auction; heading to a live auction where the guys uncover a Marilyn Monroe statue, an industrial slip n' slide and a bed of nails.
An auction in Allen's old stomping grounds; finding a set of RC race boats and a man-cave unit full of whiskey leads to a night of partying and some tough sales.
Newbie buyers try to eat up all the profit at a weekend auction; a rickshaw, a wrecking ball and blast detonators.
Allen & Ton find more than easy money in New Orleans when they are challenged by some bayou bidders with money.
The boys go head-to-head with a trash-talking auction buyer and uncover some treasures.
Ton and Allen rumble with a band of high-bidding bikers; the guys discover a 37 millimeter anti-tank gun and a cowboy's rodeo saddle.
1905 hand-crank gramophone; discontinued mini-boat.
A vicious battle erupts with former employee Carolyn over a 1968 Corvette Stingray; Allen tests his ninja skills.
Ton and Allen find a motorized railroad maintenance car from the 1960s and a pre-World War I Japanese semi-automatic pistol.
Ton and Allen go to Alaska and get an unwelcome reception from the local auctioneer; Ton and Allen find a powerful production handgun, two large seaplane pontoons and two Smith & Wesson revolvers.
Harley-Davidson V-twin evo engine; Ms. Pac-Man arcade game.
Ton and Allen go up against their former assistant, Carolyn, while Ton battles a bad back. The two find an automatic BB gun, and Allen faces a tough decision when negotiations to sell a stunt ramp go south.
Mechanical bull used to train bull riders; WWII banjo; 1800s handcrafted hunting duck decoys.
A metal casket from the Victorian period; a glass fire extinguisher grenades from the 1870s; a Chicago fire station alarm box from 1896.
Tomahawk cruise missile jet engine; handcrafted cowboy saddle; 1960s high roller's gold money.
Scale RC Viper Fan Jet aircraft; a 1920s Gundlach Korona large format field camera.
1974 Zig Zag magic sword box; 1910 poster of magician Chung Ling Soo; 1800s naval cane sword; Mettlach German beer steins.
Ton and Allen face-off with a buyer who has shady bidding tactics; a custom-built monowheel; a rifle designed to ward off grave robbers.
Toni and Allen face competition in Glendale, Calif., where they find a 1940s Zildjian brand percussion cymbal and a pyrotechnics control board.
Ton and Allen go to a storage container auction in Pasadena, Calif., and have to contend with inexperienced buyers.
Thugs try to bully Ton and Allen out of an auction, but the guys fight back; a rare Bornean blowgun and special effects wire harness are found.
Allen & Ton battle local buyers to get a WWII-era motor scooter and Polynesian tattoo tools.
Ton and Allen fight it out with a local thrift store at a Brooklyn storage auction; a classic arcade redemption; a mid-century water cannon.
The first ever model CD player; a classic 1951 jukebox; a rare Willie Mays baseball card.
The team goes toe-to-toe with Ton's evil twin over a medieval catapult and a collection of gold bars.
Rare Master Pitch baseball machine from the 1950s; a Jaws of Life tool from the 1980s.
Ton and Big Sis revamp the shop to bring in customers; a Ouija board and a set of antique basketballs; Allen goes toe-to-toe with an NBA Hall of Famer.
Ton's and Allen's patience is tested in Ventura, Calif.; the guys find a rifle and the basket and burner for a hot-air balloon.
Ton and Allen head to Hawaii where they're joined by a feisty new female assistant! There, they find some James Bond-style gadgets and a vintage sled.
Ton and Allen get aggressive when they encounter a towering opponent with a mountain of cash; a vintage ice resurfacing machine; an Olympic biathlon rifle.
Salty locals at a shipping crate auction and choppy waters at a boat auction; finding a tactical blast shield and bass fishing boat.
The team goes head-to-head with a veteran auction buyer over off-road vehicles and heavy metal from the turn of the century.
In New Orleans, Ton and Allen visit a tough local auction and win a Mardi Gras unit with a confetti blaster and a modern calliope.
1800s British pepperbox handgun; pre-WWI Lionel train set.
A 1940s Kiss-O-Meter penny arcade game; a 1901 Winchester Shotgun.
Big Sis goes to her first auction; Ton tests a "blob"; Allen is shot with a riot gun.
Allen and Ton chat up local buyers to get the inside scoop on their competition; gold-mining machinery from the 1950s; amateur rocket.
Ton and Allen battle two auction hunters who bid based on spite instead of strategy; a Gatling gun and suit of armor are worth less than expected.
Ton and Allen meet with strong resistance from local bidders in the nation's capital.
Ton and Allen head to Oxnard, Calif., and discover an embalming pump and an electric bone saw.
Ton and Allen are challenged by two old rivals; the guys dig up an off-road motorcycle and a pair of net guns; the staff clashes with mystery shoppers.
Ton and Allen squabble over a bidding strategy, but must work together to unload a one-man submersible that could be worth big money.
Ton and Allen have bills to pay at their new pawn shop, but antique ammunition and classic football helmets may not be enough to help.
Ton and Allen argue over an antique slot machine; Allen tries to fly a jetpack.
Allen struggles to keep the pawn shop afloat while training Elle; After a fierce bidding war with Caroline, pieces from a century old motorcycle may not be enough.
An unassuming mom tries to pull the wool over Ton and Allen's eyes at a storage auction in Virginia; a black powder cannon designed in the 15th century; a Russian military motorcycle.
A Maui Blue 1970s Fender Stratocaster; a 1936 Schwinn Autocycle.
Tensions run high at the shop, and Ton leaves town; a stuntman's fall bag is discovered.
Ton and Allen aren't welcome when they go to a silent auction in New Jersey.
First upright coin-operated Coke vending machine; a classic GMC Truck.
A ruthless store owner tries to stop Ton and Allen from scoring new items in Santa Barbara so they fight back; the guys uncover a rare antique air gun and a vintage wooden boat built for speed.
Ton & Allen discover an ATV that travels on land and water and a percussion hammer from some men in Alaska.
An injured Allen must stay at the shop while Ton and Big Sis make risky purchases at the auction.
Civil War era black powder muskets; 19th century Masonic swords; polygraph machine.
A depression era "Art Case" slot machine; a custom mini-bike; a Wild West 1800s Colt Peacemaker.
Ton battles a feisty female auction buyer without Allen; the guys find a functional flamethrower; a rare hand-carved bow and arrow set from South America.
Allen and Ton find themselves in trouble with the law in Louisiana.
Ton and Allen go up against former employee Carolyn over a motocross bike and rare stock whip.
Ton and Allen race to purchase a rare comic; Allen lives out a childhood fantasy with a Samurai sword.
The shop's landlord wants to talk to the guys; Allen puts an experimental powered parachute to the test.