Quest Today

How does one family in America make three quarters of the world's peppermint oil? Also, how do they make state-of-the-art, performance-enhancing tennis rackets?

Henry and Sam go to Hull to meet Mandy, whose late husband was an avid collector of classic motorbikes, and there are several rare Vincents and Ariels on offer

The team repair a diamond and sapphire engagement ring, a Hofner guitar, a 200 year-old church weathervane and a leather bait wallet used for fly fishing

It's Frank vs Mike in their biggest bet ever, and this time the stakes are personal

A Wisconsin collector shows off his prized pistol, while a former drag racer and petrolhead opens the doors to his stockpile of early Chevrolets

Car restorer Wayne Carini travels to Minnesota after he hunts down a mint condition Dino, a duet of of MGs and an extremely rare, all original Austin Healy 100m

Wayne Carini is called on by the family of race car driver John Fitch to help sell his self-designed Phoenix

The team test the Porsche Taycan, a sports car that gets to 62 mph in 2.8 seconds and goes up to 162mph. And, Jimmy goes to Sweden to sample Volvo's plans to revolutionise trucking

A look at how New York bagels are hand-rolled, how they make a racing car tyre that will grip the track at 320kph, and how life-like sculptures are created out of glass

A look at how waste is collected in Venice, how Australia's famous sheepskin boots are made, and how pond algae is turned into a health supplement

More family heirlooms are restored, including an antique skeleton clock, a giant teddy bear and a transistor radio with huge sentimental value to its owner

The team repair a diamond and sapphire engagement ring, a Hofner guitar, a 200 year-old church weathervane and a leather bait wallet used for fly fishing

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, a town famed for furniture production - music to Simon's ears, but not a motor in sight for Henry

In Sheffield, Drew Pritchard finds a stunning collection of antique cutler's stools. Later, he heads to Leeds where he finds some rare streetlights at a heritage railway and museum

Angus Ashworth and the team clear out a huge aviation collection in Co Durham, then help a retired policeman sell items from his four-bedroom home

Mike finds a 2002 Chevy Corvette Z06 that can do zero to sixty in under four seconds, but Ant is less than enthused when he realises the scale of the work needed

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Buckinghamshire to meet Hugh, who runs a repair and upcycling shop and is in need of a bit of help

Sculptor Nick has his work cut out for him. Meanwhile, metal worker Ted tries to revive a model fairground and Alex restores a piece of Beatles memorabilia

Furniture restorer Britta refurbishes a century-old chaise longue. Plus, metalworker Majella repairs a historic pub beer bottling machine

Jay Blades and the team restore a lead statue of a young man with a dog, a suitcase made out of cardboard that came to the UK on the Windrush, and a wooden giraffe

Acrobatic stunts at supersonic speeds, keeping ski slopes cool in the middle of the desert, and the preparation of sushi

Transforming refuse from a St Patrick's Day parade into power, turning a luxury limousine into a racing car, and crafting a steel sword

Mike Brewer purchases a Porsche Boxster for £1,000 - despite it having seized brakes and mould on its roof

Justin Cunningham heads to Louisiana to investigate gigantic potholes, before going to London to get a sneak preview of the vast Crossrail project

Car restorer Wayne Carini travels to Minnesota after he hunts down a mint condition Dino, a duet of of MGs and an extremely rare, all original Austin Healy 100m

Wayne Carini is called on by the family of race car driver John Fitch to help sell his self-designed Phoenix

The team test the Porsche Taycan, a sports car that gets to 62 mph in 2.8 seconds and goes up to 162mph. And, Jimmy goes to Sweden to sample Volvo's plans to revolutionise trucking

The manufacture of hammers, Swiss cheese, roller skates and coloured pencils, and how their production processes have changed with technological progress

The processes used to manufacture carbon-fibre bicycles, forged chandeliers and ballpoint pens

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

A look at the production process of trombones, traditional Spanish wineskins, and how muddy peat is turned into rejuvenating face cream

Henry and Fuzz are in West Sussex at Dino's shed, filled with buses, vintage sports cars, rare motorbikes and various items of motoring ephemera