Jenn has her most challenging run yet when she has to dismantle a butter sculpture in the Texas heat; Jessica ruins a middle school play's dress rehearsal.
Marc and Jarrett get competitive on their next run when they both find out that their shipments are headed to the same drop off; Jarrett asks Marc for a favor.
Marc discovers that a load he's transporting might just be more than the truck can handle; Dusty learns a few important lessons while hauling sculptures.
Marty, Morgan and Margaret scramble to get their affairs in order before a massive, mid-winter storm; Eustace goes back to a profitable business venture.
Morgan encounters bad weather during his first flight to the homestead; Mike battles icy currents and diminishing daylight to deliver supplies to his cabin.
While in Hunington Beach, Dave leaves Darrell out to dry with a sneaky maneuver, and Dave's wrath costs Dave greatly in return; Barry finds a 12 inch piano.
When the locks are torn off the storage doors in a historic Spanish-American town, the buyers discover a mannequin phone and enticing office equipment.
Barry hires two psychics to look inside the units at Gardena, California; Jarrod and Brandi buy a creepy, pressure-packed unit that could save their store.
The buyers are in Las Vegas, where Darrell gambles on a locker covered in blankets; Brandon questions his father's judgement and Barry is surprised by a friend.
Jarrod and Brandi set their sights on procuring the best antiques and industrial equipment that they can find; Dave and Barry test each other's knowledge.
The buyers head to Torrance, California, where Dave and Jarrod are able to set their sights on a unit that is home to a classic automobile; Barry buys a locker.
Six lockers put up for auction give Dave and Darrell the opportunity to bid on a unit that holds over $12,000 worth of goods; Barry buys a vintage magazine.
Darrell discovers a valuable piece of medical equipment; Barry finds memorabilia that reminds him of his youth; Dave's son learns about the family trade.
The buyers travel to Santa Ana, California, where savvy collectors have long known that fortunes can be made in the town's seemingly run-down storage units.
Darrell tries to get ahead of his rivals and claim a payoff, Dave takes his chances with some antiques, and Barry tries to win a unit with historic weapons.
Laura takes over her husband's job when he calls in sick, but has a difficult day; Dave tries to win an electronics locker; Darrell finds a movie prop.
On a return visit to the desert, Darrell discovers an oddity, Dave uncovers a toy he thinks may be an antique, and Barry asks a friend to evaluate something.
Dave and his brother fight over music memorabilia, Barry discovers a wooden representation of a head, and Jarrod and Darrell compete for a slide projector.
Darrell discovers a valuable piece of medical equipment; Barry finds memorabilia that reminds him of his youth; Dave's son learns about the family trade.
The buyers travel to Santa Ana, California, where savvy collectors have long known that fortunes can be made in the town's seemingly run-down storage units.
Darrell tries to get ahead of his rivals and claim a payoff, Dave takes his chances with some antiques, and Barry tries to win a unit with historic weapons.
Laura takes over her husband's job when he calls in sick, but has a difficult day; Dave tries to win an electronics locker; Darrell finds a movie prop.
On a return visit to the desert, Darrell discovers an oddity, Dave uncovers a toy he thinks may be an antique, and Barry asks a friend to evaluate something.
Dave and his brother fight over music memorabilia, Barry discovers a wooden representation of a head, and Jarrod and Darrell compete for a slide projector.
While in Hunington Beach, Dave leaves Darrell out to dry with a sneaky maneuver, and Dave's wrath costs Dave greatly in return; Barry finds a 12 inch piano.