American Pickers: Best Of

Mike and his entire team get back to their roots diving deeper and getting even dirtier as they scour through miles and acres of junk. From a 1932 car that's barely ever seen the light of day to a shed with a roof that about to fall down, these pickers just might walk away with treasure and not trash.

Looking to escape the cold of winter, the boys head to Florida for some fun in the sun; Mike and Medford hone in on a rare 1956 Cadillac.

Robbie and Mike come across a few big items relating to Texas that could be worth thousands, but it's up to them to make the decision to go big or go home.

Mike is in hot rod heaven when he falls for two century-old cars; a roadside hunch in California leads the pickers to a bonanza of rare roadsters; Danielle and Robbie visit a lineup of original Hollywood hot rods.

The guys hit the road hoping to score big on sports memorabilia; Mike and Frank hope to hit a home run instead of striking out big time.

Mike and Jersey Jon go on an East Coast picking bonanza at a century-old Connecticut print shop and unearth a 1922 Indian engine buried in a Cape Cod garage; later, the big money deals are flying in North Carolina like a rare Lambretta scooter.

Mike and the gang are transported to Hollywood, where they dive into some movie items and memorabilia from famous movies and TV shows.

Mike "The Mega Picker" and Frank "The Bundler" channel their inner superheroes in a quest to land some of the most sought-after superhero memorabilia of all time.

The Pickers travel off the beaten path to find some down-home country picks that include a Nashville collection from a legendary bluegrass fiddler; they might score big on a grand Southern Belle gem or hit the dusty road empty handed.

A look at the guys' most over-the-top best wheels picks of all time, from Aerosmith's original tour van to a Beetle perched on top of a haystack.

The pickers celebrate Americana when Mike finds the world's most famous hamburger icon in a Massachusetts chicken farm, and Frank goes nuts for a century-old Mr. Peanut.

The Pickers share some of their best four wheel finds from California to Pennsylvania including a Cadillac treasure trove, a vintage Impala that they give new life and finally some wacky and classic rides in San Francisco.

No longer a pickin' newbie Dani brings Mike to meet Stu and his collection of 4,000 concert t-shirts. Will this be their ticket to ride or be stalled at the gate?

It's a brofest when brothers Mike and Robbie pick vintage cars and trucks in upstate New York; the brofest continues at a brewery where it's big cash for a motorcycle owned by twin brothers.

The guys hit the road to dig through some of the most jam-packed, overflowing, stacked-to-the-ceiling honeyholes of all time.

Mike and Frank are blown away when they cross paths with music legends and go digging for one of a kind music memorabilia.

In North Carolina, Mike finds himself bargaining with a man who never sells anything for an incredibly rare Mountain Dew statue; in Louisiana, the guys discover a never-before-seen, century-old Jell-O ice cream wagon.

Childhood friends and antiques collectors, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, travel the United States looking for rare artifacts and national treasures.

Get ready for the whacky, weird, and wild as Mike and Frank embark on one of their most bizarre journeys yet. First, the guys meet Josh with a world of wonders along with two-headed calves, six-legged cows, pickled pigs, and a wax Elvis statue. Then, it's time for some freestyling in Kansas for a giant cowboy boot. Next up are two carnie legends with shrunken heads, creepy clowns, and the wolf boy. Finally, at an old honky-tonk, it's their doppelgangers. Two huge Laurel and Hardy heads that Mike and Frank get for a steal.