Ep 7. Bad Mother Shucker

In American Pickers season 9 episode 7, entitled "Bad Mother Shucker," Mike and Frank go down to South Carolina to check out a massive warehouse filled to the brim with antiques and unique collectibles. The owner of the warehouse, named "Johnny," has been amassing items for over four decades, and the guys are excited to sift through his collection.

As soon as they arrive, Mike and Frank are immediately drawn to Johnny's impressive collection of vintage gas pumps from the 1920s and '30s. They also spot a vintage arcade game, a collection of antique metal signs, and an old-fashioned potato chipper, among other things. Johnny is happy to show them around, but he's less enthusiastic about parting with his beloved collection.

Despite Johnny's hesitation, Mike and Frank make him an offer on a variety of items, including a rare and valuable tobacco cutter that they're interested in adding to their personal collection. The negotiations are tense as Johnny struggles to let go of his beloved antiques, but Mike and Frank's experience and understanding of the value of these unique items makes it clear that they are the right people to take them off Johnny's hands.

As they continue their search through Johnny's collection, Mike and Frank come across a vintage popcorn maker and an old-fashioned Coca Cola machine, both of which capture their attention. They also find a row of antique barber chairs that are in surprisingly good condition, and Johnny reluctantly agrees to sell them to the guys.

As they wrap up their visit, Mike and Frank reflect on the fun they had exploring Johnny's warehouse and the unique finds they uncovered. They head back to Iowa, excited to add some new pieces to their collection and to keep the American picking tradition alive.

Overall, American Pickers season 9 episode 7 is an entertaining and engaging look at the world of antique collecting, and fans of the show are sure to enjoy watching Mike and Frank sift through Johnny's impressive collection of vintage items. Whether you're a collector yourself or simply appreciate the unique history and craftsmanship of these one-of-a-kind antiques, "Bad Mother Shucker" is an episode not to be missed.