Ep 4. The PA Stays in the Picture

In episode 4 of season 4 of Storage Wars, entitled The PA Stays in the Picture, the familiar cast of buyers returns to bid on abandoned storage lockers in Pennsylvania.

At the beginning of the episode, we see the buyers descending upon their first locker, eagerly anticipating the treasures that may lie within. Darrell and Brandon have their eyes on a unit filled with fishing equipment, while Ivy is hoping to score some vintage signage for his collection. Dave Hester, ever the opportunist, sets his sights on a unit filled with expensive-looking furniture.

The bidding is fast and furious, with each buyer trying to outdo the others. Eventually, the locker goes to Dave for $1,500, much to the chagrin of the other buyers who are disappointed to lose out on the chance to snag some high-end furnishings.

Next up is a locker that catches everyone's attention. It's filled to the brim with antique toys and collectibles, and the potential for a big payout has the buyers salivating. Barry Weiss, the quirky collector, jumps into the bidding early on, but quickly drops out when the price passes his comfort zone. In the end, it's Ivy who comes out on top, winning the unit for $2,500.

The third locker of the episode is a bit of a wildcard. The door won't even open all the way, and the buyers can't see much of what's inside. However, that doesn't stop them from bidding. Darrell and Brandon win the locker for $1,300 and eagerly move in to see what they've won. As it turns out, the unit is filled with painting supplies and canvases, leading the guys to believe they may have stumbled upon a valuable collection of artwork.

The final locker of the day is one that gets everyone talking. It belongs to a man who has passed away, and his family is hoping to get rid of his belongings quickly. The unit is filled with all sorts of oddities, from antique cameras to vintage sports equipment. The buyers are unsure what to make of the locker, and bidding is slow to start. However, when it becomes clear that there could be some valuable items hidden among the junk, the buyers start to get more competitive. The unit eventually goes to Dave for $2,000, and he can't wait to dig in and see what treasures he's found.

Throughout the episode, there are plenty of moments of tension and excitement as the buyers try to outsmart each other and win the most valuable lockers. However, there are also moments of camaraderie, as the buyers share their knowledge and expertise with each other in an effort to uncover hidden gems. In the end, some of the buyers come out on top, while others are left empty-handed. But regardless of the outcome, it's always entertaining to watch these savvy bargain hunters do what they do best.