A surprise between two brothers, PJ contends with body work, paint, throttle issues and more on a 1980s Honda Minibike. Meanwhile, restorers Leah and Dave try to bring a father's 1968 Schwinn Sting-Ray back to life for his bike-loving son.
Dave is thrilled when he and Leah answer the call to restore an 1800s cannon as a surprise to a history-loving husband, but the cannon is in rough shape.
Twin brothers call on PJ and Alfred to restore a beat-up boardwalk fortune teller into a gift for their hard-working dad. Meanwhile, Sara is working on the seemingly impossible task of rebuilding a mother's shattered vase and turns to a creative solution.
Alfred's tinkering skills are put to the test when a performer brings in her manager's broken jukebox while "Hot Rod" PJ steps in to give it a rocking paint job.
A wife brings PJ the car of her husband's dreams, a 1990s Corvette, but it needs a complete overhaul. David and Sara bet on their ability to save a very early pinball game and Alfred breathes new life into a rare German accordion.
A wife gets Alfred's help to surprise her husband with a classic Fender Mustang guitar. Dave works his metal magic to restore a cast iron stove. While Sara makes an old desk gleam, PJ turns an old golf cart into a flashy classic ride.
The restorers are stitchin' and grippin' as they refurbish a vintage Singer sewing machine that is a cherished heirloom and bring a carnival grip tester back to its original glory. A caned rocking chair gets completely restored.
The entire team pitches in to transform disassembled 1980s animatronic figures into a horse-themed robot band. Meanwhile, a surfboard meets its maker, and a farmer is surprised with a corn sheller he has long admired.
In this episode, we revisit the BEST OF season one of Secret Restoration. We'll rate everything from the coolest rides restored, to the most valuable, and the most rock and roll.