Quest TV Guide — Saturday, 27 June 2026

Henry and Fuzz head for Suffolk to rummage through Andy and Tim's collection of vintage vehicles, eccentric oddities and exquisite automobilia

Henry and Sam go to Hull to meet Mandy, whose late husband was an avid collector of classic motorbikes, and there are several rare Vincents and Ariels on offer

Henry and Fuzz are in West Sussex at Dino's shed, filled with buses, vintage sports cars, rare motorbikes and various items of motoring ephemera

Henry and Fuzz head to 'Chopper Roy's' place. His vintage British motorbikes and a classic 1970s sports coupé catch their eye

In Telford, a tractor and motorbike provide double the trouble and the double the opportunity for Henry Cole. Can he get the two jobs done?

The boys head over to Woodcote where Nick waits with an array of motor memorabilia. Henry takes home hedge cutters, signs, oil dispensers and more.

Peter Mason from Herefordshire brings an old-fashioned ice cream maker into the Repair Shop. Once belonging to his beloved Granny Ethel, Peter hopes metal craftsman Dom can bring the sentimental kitchen curiosity back to life. David Burville takes on the challenge of restoring a Spanish barrel organ known as an organillo. Owner Carolina Urraca is hoping David can breathe new life into the instrument she loved to play when growing up with her grandmother in Spain. Audio specialist tackles the repair of Lorraine McCourt's portable record player from the 1950s. Originally a gift from her father to her mother when they were courting, the precious momento brings back memories of Lorraine's parents dancing to Nat King Cole. Finally, Malcom Jordan from Chippenham brings in a 65 year-old leather document case for Susie Fletcher to repair

Sisters Lauren and Claire bring Timmy the teddy bear into the barn with hopes that toy restorers Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell can bring back his sparkle. Having been given to their late father Brian when he was born in the 1960s, the sisters want to give the toy to his grandson Harrison to keep his memory alive. Sukeshi brings in a watch given to her by her mother that symbolises her fight for her daughter to lead an independent life despite her disabilities. Horologist Steve Fletcher teams up with Kirsten Ramsay to try get the watch ticking again. The final visitors to the barn, Kegham and his daughter Karine, bring in a sporting trophy for the attention of silversmith Brenton West. Now aged 97, Kegham won the trophy in the 1950s when he was a part of a tennis club in Cyprus

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