
Shed and Buried — Season 3
Henry and Sam journeyed to the Cotswolds with the purpose of visiting Britain's foremost producer of sidecars. During their visit, they discovered a weathered Lancia Aurelia and a Royal Enfield 500 motorcycle, both bearing the marks of time…
In the heart of Somerset, Sam and Henry encounter a collector whose passion for automobiles began in 1963. The prospect of discovering an Austin 7 and a De Dion-Bouton fills them with eager anticipation.
Sam and Henry made a visit to one of the country's largest purveyors of vintage milk floats. The unusual assortment housed within included a striking 1959 Chevrolet El Camino.
In Hertfordshire, Sam and Henry explored a diverse assortment of objects. The collection offered much for their appreciation, featuring items such as a Humber Sceptre and a meticulously crafted model aircraft.
In Oxfordshire, Henry and Sam explored a collection of antique tractors and cars. Among the assortment, they discovered a Suzuki SB200 and a dispenser for paraffin.
In the rolling hills of Devon, Henry and Sam embarked on a quest for automobilia, seeking pieces for a client's personal sanctuary. Their search led them to a remarkable find: a 1937 petrol pump, and a rare and valuable tyre inflator.
After a long wait of eight years, the men were at last granted access to the extraordinary collection. Their eyes fell immediately upon a rare 1930 Wolseley Messenger.
In the heart of Devon, Sam and Henry make a habit of unearthing intriguing objects from the local scrapyard. Their explorations often yield classic vehicles, and on this occasion, they discover a Jaguar Mark 1, its beauty obscured by years …
In Worcestershire, Sam and Henry encountered a remarkable assembly of Ford automobiles. However, their attention remained fixed on a 1960s Austin A40 Farina.
In Dorset, Sam and Henry are exploring a diverse assortment of vehicles: bicycles, automobiles, and tractors. They are contemplating the purchase of both a pedestrian crossing sign and a Yamaha FS1-SE motorcycle.

