Roy has won the honor of transporting the iconic camera crane for America's longest running music TV show; Marc gets in trouble after picking up a hot tub.
Roy and his friend Logan get roughed up in a skirmish with an oil baron and his derrick; Jarrett is dumbfounded after a run-in with the owner of a safe.
Roy takes a big risk when he decides to ship the world's largest drum set; Chris and Robbie challenge each other in a bet to see who the best transporter is.
Jerry transports a giant 40-foot colon across the county, which proves to be the most stress job yet; Roy gets in an argument with the video game owner.
Jarrett realizes he might not work well with animals while transporting a load of monkeys; Mark loses his patience while delivering a load for a Vegas musician.
As Steve tries to enforce the law, a violator gets angry; Lashelle tries to follow the rules but ends up ticketing a boxer; the judge listens to excuses.
A mad barber and crowd go after Ponytail and bus length laws; Little Hawk meets an angry driver at the lot; Betsy pursues taxi drivers who are evading the law.
JoJo becomes frustrated as he tries to get woman to reveal her parking permit; Lashelle deals with a broken meter; Vinny's ticket writing upsets the locals.
A repeat offender in Staten Island ambushes a tow driver; Ponytail summons all his strength to stop violators; Noreen stands her ground with a store owner.
Mike must deal with two argumentative women; a mob confronts Eric as he writes tickets during rush hour; a violator in the fire zone tests Noreen's patience.
John must come to the lot's rescue; illegal parkers confront Lashelle while admitting to breaking the law; Ponytail teaches citizens about the new laws.
In the Bronx, an irate woman tries to stop a tow; Lavern cracks down on Detroit residents; rude citizens in Providence come face to face with the orange ticket.
Mary's fortune finds no salvation, even in the "cupped hands" of San Bernardino, Calif., but Ivy finds good fortune, managing to scrap together a bit of coin.
The girls put together a surprise for Emily that has a newlywed theme; during Rene's competitive treasure hunt, his skills reel in a huge locker for him.
Barry is optimistic about his chances at an auction when he arrives with two "auction angels"; Rene and Casey are in for a surprise after purchasing a statue.
The Harris Brothers proceed to go into stealth mode during the trip; Jarrod and Brandi locate their sense of charity; Barry discovers a bag full of surprises.
Jarrod gets himself a new nickname and also finds something he used to collect; Mike buys a locker Herb doesn't want; Barry reunites with an old friend.
While in Homeland, Calif., the Harris brothers probably should have stayed home, things heat up with Jarrod and Brandi and Rene and Casey buy a strange unit.
Jarrod and Brandi find a unique piece of art that might make them rich; Rene and Casey enjoy some vino; Barry's accountant advises him on his expenses.
While in Lancaster, Calif., Darrell dukes it out with Ivy, Barry discovers bowls that have a calming effect, and Jarrod and Brandi stumble up on DJ equipment.
Jarrod and Brandi find something that may be beneficial in the near future; Rene and Casey buy a locker full of luggage; Barry questions his place as a buyer.
Darrell plays the nice guy but finishes last; Rene and Casey buy what they believe to be a perfect unit for their store; Jarrod finds what could be a Rolex.
Rene and Casey try hard to shut out Jarrod and Brandi during a bid, Darrell almost gets into deep trouble when buying a locker and Ivy meets a new friend.
Ivy tries to keep his winning streak; Darrell and Rene mess with each other's heads; Jarrod and Brandi believe that they were involved in a crime scene.
Jarrod and Brandi hope that splitting up for the day will pay off; Ivy hires a new employee for his thrift store, but he's not sure if they will work out.
Darrell uses some of his older tactics at an auction; Jarrod and Brandi must gain a profit at the next auction or else the new store will have to close.
Rene and Casey have a plan to buy big and fill up their truck, no matter what happens; rumors and gossip gather around Jarrod and Brandi's Long Beach store.
When the buyers visit Rene's territory to show him up, Darrell tries to blow past the competition, and Jarrod and Brandi get back into the auction game.
Ivy tries to keep his winning streak; Darrell and Rene mess with each other's heads; Jarrod and Brandi believe that they were involved in a crime scene.
Jarrod and Brandi hope that splitting up for the day will pay off; Ivy hires a new employee for his thrift store, but he's not sure if they will work out.
Darrell uses some of his older tactics at an auction; Jarrod and Brandi must gain a profit at the next auction or else the new store will have to close.
Rene and Casey have a plan to buy big and fill up their truck, no matter what happens; rumors and gossip gather around Jarrod and Brandi's Long Beach store.
When the buyers visit Rene's territory to show him up, Darrell tries to blow past the competition, and Jarrod and Brandi get back into the auction game.
Barry is optimistic about his chances at an auction when he arrives with two "auction angels"; Rene and Casey are in for a surprise after purchasing a statue.
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