Quest Tuesday

In Wiltshire, Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth restore a vintage car, a weaving loom and a dough proving bin

Richard Hammond restores a unique 1947 Delahaye sports car belonging to legendary Grand Prix driver Louis Chiron. But can he track down the original paint?

Richard agrees to continue with the Smallest Cog Race team. But Anthony must take on responsibility for the MGB race car and go to a mechanics boot camp

It's a scavenger hunt for Mike as he excavates a barn-fresh classic Corvette. Meanwhile, Robbie and Jersey sift through 150 years of history on a Michigan family farm

As lone wolf, Rick Fishers, teams up with a gold field legend, Ted and Lecky uncover a bounty of historic finds, while the Gold Gypsies embark on high risk mission

As bushland miners the Dirt Dogs encounter a possible find of a lifetime, Henri and Kellie battle brutal weather and each other. Plus, the Gold Gypsies strike a deadly threat

The Rookies battle broken hoses and finally hit treasure. Meanwhile, at their wash plant, the Cooke Brothers race to beat the worst drought in a decade

The Rookies Justin and Becky risk their lives underground, desperate for a find. Meanwhile, opal hunting legend Col Duff returns on the hunt for long-forgotten treasure

In Wiltshire, Henry and Fuzz admire Morris Minors and vintage mopeds. Can they revive a late 1980s Austin Mini in time for a historical road trip to Oxford?

Sam and Henry are in Dorset to look around a collection of bikes, cars and tractors. They consider buying a pedestrian walk sign and a Yamaha FS1-SE

Henry and Sam are in Devon to visit a father and daughter who own a shed full of vintage Americana. They immediately take interest in a dusty Chicago police car.

The programme heads to Lowestoft in Suffolk, where Henry Cole picks a valuable Lyons Tea enamel sign while Simon O'Brien converts a station trolley into a garden sofa

In Wiltshire, Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth restore a vintage car, a weaving loom and a dough proving bin

Mike and Elvis hunt for Australia's favourite pick up, the Hilux. Despite years of farm use, the boys aim to create the ultimate off-roading beast

Mechanical expert Steve Fletcher takes on an ornate but broken clock, while metal expert Dominic Chinea tries to rejuvenate a toy carriage dating from 1911

Henry and Fuzz head to Bristol to help Russell revive his 1947 Standard 14: a post-war classic with charm, history, and plenty of hidden troubles

James May is back to help fix Britain's biggest bugbears with simple solutions and ingenious engineering. Today, he builds a traffic warden-warning system

Leather expert Suzie Fletcher undertakes the repair of a treasured toy horse. Also receiving attention are a delicately carved set of clay sculptures and a vintage lawnmower

How tunnels are built and the secret of the lion dance. Plus, a device that removes rain water from sports fields, allowing play to resume faster

The complex technological processes involved in creating radars. Plus, the production of pistachios

A look at how wrecker trucks are built, the production of Roquefort and the transportation of trees

A look at how marble is produced, the building of escape slides and how mah-jong pieces are made

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

Mike Brewer finds a 1966 Morris Minor Traveller for the bargain price of £2,400, and makes plans for Edd China to renovate it so he sell it on for at least £7,000

The programme heads to Lowestoft in Suffolk, where Henry Cole picks a valuable Lyons Tea enamel sign while Simon O'Brien converts a station trolley into a garden sofa

The manufacture of baseball gloves, Stetson hats and medical electrodes, and how their processes have changed with technological improvements

The technology used in the production of pneumatic impact wrenches, cultured marble sinks and plantain chips

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home