Thrift Hunters

Jason and Bryan pull double duty, shopping at thrift stores and antique malls in Las Vegas and Boulder City. Jason discovers a rare jacket from the cult 1986 film RAD at a thrift shop warehouse, but he and Bryan face an uphill battle bartering for goods with owner Laurie.

Jason and Bryan hit up rural Georgia for some Deep South thrift shopping. Christmas comes early for Jason when he uncovers a collection of Warner Brothers tree ornaments and the guys go halfsies on an obscure vintage toy named Mr. Skinny Bones.

Thrift Hunters Jason and Bryan hit up Sin City in search for second hand treasures. Bryan battles with a seller to get a bargain on a miniature wooden village. Jason takes the hunt to the homestead when he discovers a rare Tiki Mug is hidden somewhere in his garage.

Thrift hunters Jason and Bryan are taking the Arizona desert by storm. Jason splurges on a rare Black Velvet Painting and calls in an expert to tell him if it’s a hit or a miss. Bryan tries his luck haggling for a set of 1960’s Disney Educational Cards with an owner who drives a hard bargain.

The Thrift Hunters hit up their hometown of Las Vegas in hopes of raking in riches at thrift stores and garage sales. Bryan uncovers unexpected treasure in a Route 66 travel bag, but Jason’s haggle for a vintage Smith Corona typewriter could be a total write off.

Jason and Bryan head to the peach tree state, Georgia, on the hunt for second hand scores. Bryan says “da!” to a set of Russian nesting dolls hidden at an Estate Sale and Jason gets a taste of local history when he uncovers a rare pair of Gone With the Wind tickets.

The guys head to Arizona in search of hot desert deals. All bets are off when Jason and a store employee duke it out over a framed Alice in Wonderland poster, and Bryan’s willing to drop big bucks on a box of retro name badges, but will the seller budge?

Pro thrifters Jason and Bryan get their treasure hunt fix in Las Vegas! The guys call on friend Cindy to give them expert advice on rare Craft Patterns and Jason proves you gotta spend money to make money when he offers a garage sale owner $750 for a CD collection… but will she play along or skip his proposition?