Dirty Money (2011)

The Direstas find a curbside treasure which inspires Jimmy to dismantle John's sentimental typewriter and transform it into a steampunk masterpiece. Plus they build a Kiss-inspired bass that has them buzzing at the flea market.

The guys take a trip to gather some chum items from the master, Papa Diresta, aka "the lord of the fleas". Money doesn't come easy so they get to work restoring their big ticket items and ready themselves for more flea market madness.

In addition to restoring an old dartboard, a rusty neon bar sign forces the guys to head to a buddy's shop to help bring it back to life. Will they hit bulls-eye at the flea market? Or will it be last call for the bar sign?

In addition to restoring an old dartboard, a rusty neon bar sign forces the guys to head to a buddy's shop to help bring it back to life. Will they hit bulls-eye at the flea market? Or will it be last call for the bar sign?

As John wonders what to do with a pile of old Schwinn parts, Jimmy decides to transform it into a custom Pee Wee-inspired bike. Between the restoration, and the colorful flare, the team is banking on making big profits at the flea market.

Approaching Fleet Week inspires the Direstas to hunt for some salable military gems. In order to make any flea market profits the guys will have to live by the mantra, "Buy low, sell high and modify."

The Direstas meet a shrewd businessman who owns an aeronautic graveyard. Has John met his haggling equal? Can Jimmy create some unique aviation art? Will these items take off at the flea market, or do they crash and burn?

A gang of extreme jumpers nets the Direstas a commissioned Harley-inspired pogo stick sale. Will this frustrating build make John push Jimmy onto another item restoration, or jump for the guaranteed gold?

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