Ep 5. Pawn V. Ferrari
- TV-PG
- November 18, 2019
- 41 min
-
(19)
In season 17 episode 5 of Pawn Stars, titled "Pawn V. Ferrari," the pawn shop welcomes a customer with a rare and valuable Ferrari. The car enthusiast hopes to sell his 1964 Ferrari 330 America that was originally owned by Hollywood actor John Wayne.
The main attraction of the car is its unique history and ownership, which makes it one of a kind. However, the Pawn Stars team is always cautious and needs to verify the authenticity of the vehicle before purchasing it. This involves researching its history and consulting with experts in the field.
Meanwhile, another customer arrives at the pawn shop with a vintage piece of WWII memorabilia - an authentic German enigma machine used to encrypt and decipher coded messages. The machine was used by the Nazis and is a rare artifact that holds historical significance.
The Pawn Stars team is interested in acquiring the enigma machine, but they want to ensure its authenticity and functionality before making an offer. Expert opinions and research are again required to establish the value of the machine.
The episode also features an antique Italian mandolin brought in by a customer who hopes to sell it. It is a beautiful and intricately designed instrument with a rich sound, and the Pawn Stars team needs to determine if it is a valuable collector's item or simply an everyday instrument.
As usual, the show also features the daily operations of the pawn shop as the team deals with various customers and unique items that come their way. This episode also takes a glimpse into the personal lives of the cast members, showing how they unwind after a day's work and bond with one another.
Overall, "Pawn V. Ferrari" is an exciting episode of Pawn Stars that showcases the team's expertise in verifying the authenticity and value of rare and unique items, as well as their passion for history and memorabilia. The episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as they wait to see if the team makes a deal on any of the valuable items brought in by customers.
