Billy Buys Brooklyn

Welcome to Billy Leroy's shop -- home to some incredibly unique finds. Billy restores a 1980s Haro freestyle BMX bike to its former glory, finds an antique walking cane that hides a secret weapon and works on a vintage Pac Man to bring it back its spark.

Billy finds a Midcentury TV-radio clock in a thrift store, but Paul's score of a 1980s JVC vintage boombox could potentially steal his thunder. A dumpster dive produces a 1930s pinball machine and Billy looks to authenticate a rare concert poster.

Billy attempts to restore a 1959 Vespa 400 that's nearly falling apart and Paul works on selling a first-generation Santa Cruz skateboard. The guys may have a lot of money on their hands when a 1940s neon sign and a special Elvis Presley ticket shows up.

Billy scores a 1930s Radio Bar from a neighbor's basement and attempts to make some money off a first-generation iPod. A search for a centerpiece to a militaria buff's collection leads Billy to an unreal find and his keen eye snags a rare bar item.

Billy finds the perfect 1950s jukebox but it might not be worth it for the restoration. After he painstakingly traces a Scottish military sword back to its original owner, trash day brings up some treasures, including a never before seen Hitchcock film.

Billy races to find the perfect space-related item for a client and unearths an instrument connected to David Bowie. A customer needs help getting a Cold War era spy tool working and a legendary party invitation brings Billy back to his Studio 54 days.

Billy follows a lead from gangster John Dillinger's FBI file and uncovers a relic of his own misspent youth, an Arctic Cat mini-bike. When a robotics builder brings in a prop from a famous movie, Billy realizes it's more than meets the eye.

When Paul buys an old Mac computer, Billy finds he's either in for a shock or a stunning profit. A Hitchcock relic leaves a longtime customer spellbound, and Billy's search for a Batman collectible from the 1960s leads to the ride of a lifetime.

An old friend springs a British anti-tank weapon on Billy only to discover it took part in a famous WW2 battle. Billy invests in a military-issue watch and uncovers a prohibition-era arcade game that hides a secret slot machine that doesn't pay.

Billy cracks the code to restoring a rare WW2 encryption device and spots the right buyer for a rare Victorian-era telescope. A search for vintage Houdini relics leaves Billy's buyer with a new trick up his sleeve.