American Pickers

In upstate New York, a fellow picker and former firefighter gives the guys unprecedented access to his jam-packed barns and sheds.

Mike and Frank find themselves in paradise when they unearth an elephant, an alligator, and a life-size sculpture of Elvis in rural Vermont.

In Colorado, a fast-talking negotiator is determined to get top dollar for every last piece of her collection. Down the road, a local artist has a killer collection of atomic age lamps.

A 135-year-old Colorado opera house is packed with vintage Americana. Down the road in Colorado Springs, the boys visit a fellow picker's junkyard home.

The deals are flying when a Colorado property turns out to be a mega-pick. In Massachusetts, the guys visit a one-of-a-kind classic car collection where they bid huge money on a 1961 Messerschmitt.

Scouring a mind-blowing collection of vintage petroliana in Massachusetts, Frank uncovers the holy grail of oilcans. Later, in Rhode Island, the guys get an invitation to a mammoth Newport mansion.

Time has stood still on a sprawling Connecticut dairy farm, and the picking is fast and furious. Down the road in Vermont, the guys pick one of the biggest barns they've ever seen.

Mike and Frank are in Springfield, Massachusetts, the birthplace of Indian Motorcycles. The guys chase buried treasure and drop a massive amount of cash on classic motorcycles.

Danielle and the guys kick it into overdrive when they land a high-profile custom pick for Dollywood, the theme park owned by legendary country music star Dolly Parton.

Frank and Dave's road trip through Florida gets stranger at every turn, from a creepy collection of kitsch to a tugboat that's home to a Captain and his unusual pet.

The guys are in Alabama freestyling at a retro automotive warehouse owned by a true blue racing family. They hit a dead end negotiating against the county's former police chief.

A collector with an unusual taste for high voltage oddities reveals his shocking stash, and Mike and Frank's luck runs cold when they're stonewalled by the Willett brothers.