Thrift Hunters

- Season 2

(2014)

Jason & Bryan are tearing up California's Coachella Valley. Bryan's discovery of 80 auction catalogues is one for the books and Jason saves the day with Marvel-themed slot glass.

Thrift hunters Jason & Bryan are in Cleveland in search of secondhand scores. Jason sees red when a pushy shopper swipes his Cleveland Browns jacket, while Bryan hopes a Led Zeppelin poster will put him in the black.

The tables turn for thrift hunters Jason & Bryan as they host a massive garage sale to unload their unsellable items. The hunter becomes the hunted when a father-daughter duo tag team Jason.

The guys take a thrift trip to Jason's hometown of Chardon, Ohio where Jason's home court advantage helps him snag a vintage IBM clock and a Military uniform. Bryan when he haggles with some unexpected sellers: Jason's parents.

Portland proves to be a pro-thrifting paradise for Jason & Bryan. A pair of plus-size overalls has Jason hungry for a huge return and Bryan stocks up on some Enron swag at a wealthy neighborhood estate sale.

Pro thrifters Jason & Bryan are on the outskirts of Las Vegas in search of resale treasure. The force is not so strong with Jason when his Star Wars find proves less than stellar.

The shopping is wicked good in Bryan's hometown of Boston. Jason kicks it into high gear with a bundle of Steampunk relics, but an antique tattoo display has Bryan hitting the brakes.

It's thrift-mania in Pennsylvania as Jason & Bryan take their hunt to Pittsburgh. Bryan shills out big bucks for a Richard Lindner print, but calls in an expert to tell him if it's artsy or fartsy.

The guys head to New England where the resale market is surging. Fellow thrifter Chris gives the guys a lesson in techno-thrifting, and Jason stoops to a whole new level in trying to unload a bundle of KISS dolls.

Jason & Bryan are hoping to find big time bargains in the Pacific Northwest. Jason gets a buzz from an electric Smirnoff lamp, and Bryan swings for the fences with a haggle for over a thousand movie posters.