Sticker Shock

A 1950s Divco milk van leaves appraiser Todd Wertman speechless. Then, Addison Brown inspects a highly customized, 1953 Buick Roadmaster, and a 1926 Model T comes with an amazing story.

Six car owners show off their muscle cars, including a dusty, 1967 Camaro and a highly modified 1962 Corvette. Then, Randy Carlson inspects one of the three remaining Keller Super Chiefs.

Appraiser Nick Smith evaluates a 1981 Pontiac Bonneville wagon and a hot pink 1967 Mustang. Then, a 1973 Eldorado comes with an impressive pedigree, and Randy Carlson's evaluation of a 1986 Toyota brings the owner to his knees.

Appraiser Randy Carlson's encyclopedic knowledge of unusual cars is put to the test by a 1961 Ford. Then, a 1937 Dodge is part of Bay Area history, and Todd Wertman turns a 1965 Ford inside out during his investigation.

A 1966 Chevy Corvette receives an unexpected appraisal estimate. Then, Randy unravels the mystery behind a 1970 Volkswagen Dune Buggy, and a 1957 Plymouth inspired by the movie "Christine" undergoes inspection.

The owner of a 1929 Dodge hot rod thinks it's worth $200,000. Then, Randy examines a 1967 Mitsubishi De-Luxe, a rare import tiny car, and a grandma with a need for speed revs up her 1972 Ford Maverick for Nick.

A car designer believes his custom-built concept car is worth $250,000. Then, Addison reviews a drag-racing 1967 Chevelle with a compelling backstory, and Randy inspects a 1955 Dodge Lancer that came with unique accessories.

A 1966 Batmobile replica features rocket launchers and Nick examines a street-legal WWII tank. Then, a 1958 Oldsmobile wagon is lost and found again.

Porsche specialist Todd is intrigued by a 1969 912 Targa. Then, Randy appraises a legendary 1950 American speedster and Addison must unravel a complicated mystery involving a 1963 Ford Cayuse.

The owner of a 1929 Dodge hot rod thinks it's worth over $200,000. Randy appraises a 1950 vehicle considered the most collectible car in the world, and a 1957 Nash Metro tests Nick's knowledge of American cars and sports.

Nick appraises a 1948 Bentley possibly linked to a Hollywood legend. Then, Addison takes a hard look at a "Gone in 60 Seconds" tribute Mustang, and Todd inspects a classic 1957 Chevy Bel Air.

Randy enjoys the restoration of a 1915 Model T done by a 15-year-old and her dad. Then, Mythbuster Tory Belleci shows off his 1973 Camaro and Todd has a surprise in store for him.

Randy makes the call on whether an owner is right about J. Edgar Hoover's bulletproof Cadillac limo, which he claims is worth $3-4 million. Then, Todd goes toe-to-toe with the owner of a 1910 Oakland Roadster.