Planes, Drains and Great Deals
Eric's estate is filled with quality furniture, industrial machinery, fancy china, and an antique suit of armour with a showbiz past. He even owns a pristine military plane from WWII valued at $108,000. Cari has huge expectations for the sale but once the doors open, customers are turned off by the high prices so she is forced to make deals. To make matters worse, a backed up sewer almost sinks Cari's sale and a plumber has to be called in. Away from the sale, Cari travels to Toledo and unearths a designer Danish rocking chair from the 1950's. Bought for $50, she refurbishes it and features it in her store for $900.
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