Pawn Stars Do America: 1920s Vintage Fridge Makes An EXCELLENT Trade (Season 1)

After an expensive restoration, Rick is able to trade this vintage fridge for other valuable antiques, in this scene from Season 1, Episode 6, "Southern Charms."

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For the first time, the “Pawn Stars” are hitting the road to visit some of America’s most exciting places in search of historical finds and impressive collectible objects in the new 8-part series “Pawn Stars Do America.” Each two-hour episode follows Rick Harrison, Corey Harrison and Austin “Chumlee” Russell as they step out of the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas to connect with fans in eight different cities and acquire some of the most remarkable items imaginable.

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[himynamelscolin]

I feel like Bob always charges them SO much lmao and he gets away with it everytime hahaha

[joshua.snyder]

Man, the restorer is the one who won here.

[evi]

These guys personalitys with old man and the production crew doing a outstanding job made them feel like they were part of your family. Miss old man.

[kendonnewsom]

I’m so glad they are continuing on YouTube as a young child I loved watching this now I’m in my 20s and it’s even better classical guys

[lovejetfuel]

$4, 800 to clean up the hardware and some blue spray-paint

[bertram_oredrock]

Rick, you are a big star. Hire someone to help you lose the big belly. Great episode. I visited Savannah often when I was stationed in SC at a Marine Air Station.

[Unitedaredone]

Your restoration guy robbed you on that job 😂 😂😂😂😂

[Jisstifer]

Corey: "I've never seen you do a bad job, Bob"
Daffy Duck Bicycle: "Do I even exist to you??"

[justinallen]

When Rick says “Sweet” that means u got robbed lol

[branscombe_]

Corey’s going right to the old man stage

[MacDaddyRico]

Chum has grown to be quite the business man..!

[anilhettiarachchi]

these guys are never get boring what a channel

[Waterlooplein]

I know someone who has one of those refrigerators, it still works. I can't believe it cost 4800 dollars to restore it, let alone it's worth 10 thousand restored.

[theodorgiosan]

They were not massively inefficient. Actually they were more efficient than a modern fridge. I just got one of these to put in my kitchen but it's far from my first vintage fridge. I paid about $200 for mine in good condition. Needs rewiring and I already replaced the door seal but there's no way it would be worth $10, 000. Mine is a CK-3 model (1935-1938, extra large single door size [they made 2, 3, 4 door commercial ones], sulfur dioxide refrigerant, scotch yoke compressor). This one is a model DR-1 or DR-2 (first model, small or medium size, sulfur dioxide refrigerant). It is from around 1927-1932. There was also the model CA-1 and 2 (1933-1934, methyl formate refrigerant, rotary compressor, only came in sizes 1 and 2). They are wonderful fridges and will run forever. I can hear mine running in the kitchen as I type this.

[troutymctrouttrout]

If Rick ever gave me the "...or you guys can pick it back up and put it back in your car cause it probably weighs about 400 pounds" speech I'd flip him the bird so fast it would make his head spin.

[ericarose]

Love seeing old things become new again and people taking the time to restore. Amazing transformations. Amazon car hop trays.

[jeffmahoney]

Missed his chance to say "sorry, Corey" 1:28

[danielbevill]

Love it, I live downtown Savannah Ga.

[arissimion]

Pretty cool fridge.
Especially after it gets restored.
Interesting item.
While Corey reaction is fun to watch .
And Corey has some interesting points.