Ep 6. Pedal to the Heavy Metal
- TV-G
- January 21, 2018
- 21 min
In Flea Market Flip season 12 episode 6, entitled "Pedal to the Heavy Metal," viewers are taken on a thrilling ride as two teams of skilled flea market flippers go head-to-head to find the best deals and transform their finds into profitable treasures. Hosted by Lara Spencer, this episode features our two teams competing at the Stormville Airport Antique Show and Flea Market in Stormville, New York.
The show begins with the teams meeting up at the flea market, where they are given a budget of $500 and only one hour to scour the market for hidden gems to flip for a profit. Armed with their knowledge of antiques, architecture and design, the teams race against each other, sifting through stalls and hunting for the perfect items to transform. The competition is fierce, but the teams manage to find some impressive pieces to work with, including an old-fashioned radio and a retro pedal car.
Once the teams have purchased their items, they head back to their respective workshops, where they begin the transformation process. With only one day to complete their makeovers, the teams must work quickly and efficiently to create beautiful and marketable pieces. This is where their creativity truly shines, as they work to breathe new life into the old and forgotten pieces they've purchased, using everything from paint to fabric to new hardware.
As the clock ticks down, tensions start to rise and the teams become more and more competitive, each hoping to create the most valuable product. In the end, they must present their finished projects to the judges, who critique their designs and determine which team has done the best job.
Viewers will be on the edge of their seats as they watch the intense competition unfold, and they'll be amazed by the creativity and craftsmanship of the participants. Whether they're rooting for one team or the other, or simply enjoying the drama, there's something for everyone in this exciting episode of Flea Market Flip. So grab your popcorn, settle in, and get ready for "Pedal to the Heavy Metal."
