Ep 2. Silence of the Lambo
- December 12, 2011
In the second installment of Pawn Stars: Fan Favorites season 1, the titular pawnbrokers are back in business as they evaluate an exotic Lamborghini Countach. The episode kicks off with a beautiful red sports car rolling up in front of the pawnshop, catching the attention of everyone. The owner explains that he inherited the car from his father who had purchased it back in 1984.
As the crew takes a closer look, the experts begin to notice a few small inconsistencies in the car's bodywork and engine, and they start to question whether the car is really a genuine Lamborghini. As always, they approach the evaluation with caution, well-aware of the high stakes that come with making a bad appraisal.
The car gives way to an intense discussion between Rick, Corey, and Chumlee. While Rick explores the car's rich history, Corey examines the car and its features. In the midst of all this, Chumlee is in pursuit of what he believes to be the most valuable item in the shop and is determined to make a good purchase.
Throughout the episode, the gang also takes a look at some historical artifacts and other incredibly valuable items. They talk about the history behind them, including an original World War II bread bag, an intricately designed pistol made by the renowned James Purdey & Sons, and much more.
As the evaluation of the car continues, the stakes continue to rise. A tense moment ensues when the crew discovers that the car had undergone a previous restoration and may have some inaccuracies that could impact the final estimation. The episode culminates in the team making a final decision and revealing their evaluation to the car's owner, who gives a surprising reaction.
Overall, Pawn Stars: Fan Favorites season 1 episode 2 is a thrilling and exciting watch for those interested in the valuation of cars, guns, and other historical artifacts. With in-depth discussions and a behind-the-scenes look at the experts' evaluation process, the episode gives viewers a glimpse into the world of pawnbroking and the careful consideration required to make informed appraisals.