Jenn transports a valuable load of Looney Tunes memorabilia, but she gets tied in with a New York City Transit bus; Dusty hauls four tons of vinyl albums.
Jenn transports the University of Texas marching band's gigantic drum, Big Bertha; Todd and Tamera tackle a giant train replica headed to a dental office.
Jarrett transports delicate, antique Christmas dolls and checks into a hotel to protect them from the cold; Chris moves a WWII-era, amphibious "Duck Boat".
Jenn takes on a potentially dangerous transport when she has to move six large Bengal tigers; Marc utilizes a pickup truck and a trailer for a rig load.
Chris has trouble transporting a fire-breathing Disco Robot for a music festival; Dusty has to move a Fiberglass castle load for a client with specific demands.
Dusty transports "Star Wars" film memorabilia and a large "Kung Fu Panda" statue; Samko hauls a famous Pioneer bus that's been roughed up over the years.
Todd and Tamera's transport of the green clay character Gumby turns tragic; a load of oversized vegetables Jenn hauls look like they have been cut to shreds.
Marc takes on a seller's antique camper while Dusty transports a sculpture, but when they both agree to grab side loads, they get a whole new set of problems.
While trying to boot a car at night, Frank and Rob are ambushed by an irate heavy-hitter; in Detroit, ticket-writer Ponytail faces a threatening citizen.
Garfield and Sherry face off with a man trying to block his car from getting booted; a young woman's boozy night makes her a repeat offender at the impound lot.
Rookie ticket-writer Ritchie tries to play by the rules while dealing with an irate citizen; Yolanda helps a couple recover their car after hitting a wall.
Boot releaser Sonjia tries to calm angry citizens after Rodney and Courtney booted their cars; an impatient man cannot find his car at the impound lot.
Ticketer Shawn faces off with a pizza shop employee who thinks he is above the law; an exotic dancer get creative to free her car from the impound lot.
In Detroit, Kim receives verbal abuse from citizens who think the city is to blame for their tickets; a young man attempts to alter his expired registration.
Jarrod and Brandi do not want to be tricked by the attraction of show business; Mary and her new friend Allee are singled out; Rene is the only lone buyer.
Ivy and Mary begin the night with aggressive competition; Darrell and Brandon feel at home while scoping for a profitable locker; Dave is hoping for a score.
Jarrod and Brandi's hope for an easy day out does not go as planned; Darrell is on his own; Ivy wants to land big items; Mary works hard to be taken seriously.
In Moreno Valley, Calif., Darrell gets the chance to teach a friend a lesson in "daredevil-ing"; Dave and his fortune have an unfortunate mishap with fire.
Dave is able to augment his inventory when he gets a medical device that comes as a surprise; Ivy comes across some unexpected green in his acquisition.
Rene acquires a little bit of unexpected "high" tech in a Costa Mesa, Calif., find; Darrell heads out on a cross-cultural journey in search of men's clothing.
In El Monte, Calif., Mary actually manages to finally get a hold of a vintage goodie; Darrell gets the opportunity to revisit a pastime from his childhood.
Jarrod finally gets his hands on the party locker that he has always wanted; Rene discovers a mobile business opportunity; Ivy's footwear has a major effect.
Dave tries all he knows in an effort to get his motors running; while searching, Darrell stumbles across a very curious collection; Rene finally goes crazy.
When Ivy is presented with the opportunity to have his own party locker, her decides to take a chance; Rene is given some valuable advice on his presentation.
In Huntington Beach, Calif., after hours brings out the family; Rene's daughter proves she has a great eye for treasures; "The Gambler" and the predators meet.
When Ivy is presented with the opportunity to have his own party locker, her decides to take a chance; Rene is given some valuable advice on his presentation.
In Huntington Beach, Calif., after hours brings out the family; Rene's daughter proves she has a great eye for treasures; "The Gambler" and the predators meet.
Jarrod and Brandi do not want to be tricked by the attraction of show business; Mary and her new friend Allee are singled out; Rene is the only lone buyer.
Ivy and Mary begin the night with aggressive competition; Darrell and Brandon feel at home while scoping for a profitable locker; Dave is hoping for a score.