Vintage Tech Hunters

In SoCal, the guys find a 1956 Seeburg VL200 Jukebox and some real cool stuff at Homeboy Electronics Recycling and the Long Beach Antique Market.

In the American Midwest, the guys find a Magnavox Odyssey and look for its original video games at Cambridge Gold and Antiques.

The guys take a Gorgar pinball machine to Dallas for restoration where they find some rarities The Lost Toys and get overwhelmed at Shake Rag Music.

At a heritage auction of rare space memorabilia in Dallasm the guys intend to buy items from the last tragic mission of the Space Shuttle Colombia.

City Service Brewing, a vintage slot car kit at Wolff's Flea Market and Aat Chicagoland Raceway, the guys experience the visceral sport live.

The guys charm their way into the SanFlillipo Foundation Collection hoping to purchase some unique museum-quality coin-operated machines.

The guys find a Sinclair C5 electric car, a flight simulator, a kodak petite camera and a space shot arcade game At the Pinery Antique Flea Market.

On the back roads of Nova Scotia during the West Colchester 75 KM Yard Sale, the guys discover some super cool vintage tech that surprises even them.

New Jersey yields a Baby Laugh A-Lot and a Eumig Wien-Type Mark 501 projector and a repair of a 1957 Motorola Model 56H vintage vacuum tube AM radio.

The guys find an Apple II computer and take it to an expert for repair. The New Egypt Flea Market Village also produces some cool vintage finds.

The guys have a coin-op kid’s dolphin ride restored in Ontario and discover some super cool items at the Art of Demolition and Farrhaven Fleamarket.

The guys have a neon sign brought back to life in Brooklyn where they also find some hidden gems in Nick DiMola's and Gowanus E-Waste Warehouse.

After finding a graphotype and an art deco neon Eat sign, the guys find some vintage aqua tech at a boat show and take a ride in a classic amphicar.