Junk and Disorderly - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Kempton Park
Henry Cole, Allen Millyard and Guy Willison try to find vintage finds to sell in Kempton.
Mallory Park Bike Bonanza
Henry Cole and his trusty companions Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are back on the road scouring Britain's sheds and auction houses for hidden gems to restore and sell - in this episode, they delve into the cast-offs of top collector Matt XX and uncover a vintage Chopper and a motorised bicycle from the early 1950s. The trio head to an auto-jumble at Mallory Park race track after a quick visit to HJ Pugh's auction to beef up their inventory, but can they turn their finds into a profit?
Newbury Park
Henry Cole, Allen Millyard and Guy Willison visit Phil and Annika's maze-like sheds, where they find a pair of 1940s motorbikes, before heading to a massive auction in Tewkesbury.
The Sammy Miller Museum
Henry Cole, Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are back searching Britain's sheds and auction houses for hidden gems - this time they revamp their stall after picking up a vanload of trinkets from their favourite dealer Matt. With hopes high after two tough weekends, they set their sights on a big sale at a mega jumble held by Sammy Miller - will they finally find success?
Fairford Steam Show
Henry Cole and his partners Allen Millyard and Guy Willison visit top collector Stuart Imber before prepare to sell their latest finds at the Fairford Steam and Classic Car Show.
Stratford Racecourse
Henry Cole, Allen Millyard and Guy Willison delve into the sheds of a bike specialist and take a 1200-pound punt before heading to an auto jumble at Stratford Racecourse.
Cotswold Oil Engine & Preservation Society Sale
Henry Cole and his partners Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are back on the road trawling Britain's sheds and auction houses for rusty relics to restore and sell on for a tidy profit - this time they head down to Dorset to meet Tim, the owner of a delectable collection of trinkets. After coming away with some choice items, they return to the Ledbury auctions for yet more items before heading down the road to the Cotswold Oil Engine and Preservation Society's famous bring and buy sale.
Kempton Park Autojumble
Henry Cole and his partners Allen Millyard and Guy Willison are back on the road to trawl Britain's sheds and auction houses for rusty relics to restore and sell on for a tidy profit - this time they head for Mark's shed in Shrewsbury to pick up a pile of trinkets before travelling to an auction in Tewkesbury hoping for something bigger to take to their second Kempton autojumble.
Episode 9
Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove attempt to make money from autojumbles and auctions.
Episode 10
Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove attempt to make money from autojumbles and auctions.
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