American Restoration: A New History Channel Show

The History Channel premiered "American Restoration" on October 25, 2010. "American Restoration" films Rick's Restorations and owner Rick Dale restore some fine pieces of American History. As a spin off from "Pawn Stars" we have seen Rick's Restorations fix up some of the old rusty messes Rick Harrison brings to his shop. "American Restoration" is filmed at Risk's Restorations in Las Vegas, Nevada.

We have seen Rick's Restoration restore various articles for the Pawn Shop including an antique gas pump, an old barber chair, steamer trunk, and much more. They ask his to restore and repair what seems to be the impossible and he does. Rick's restorations make the items look at least as good as new if not better.

Season 1 Episode 1: Ice Cold

The projects on the premiere episode of "American Restoration" include an antique Kelvington refrigerator from the 1950's and a Hershey's Chocolate Dispenser for the 1940's.

Season 1 Episode 2: Hopalong Rick

Rick from "Pawn Stars" drops off an old three-wheel Marketeer golf cart that he buys for his dad, the old man. Again he needs Rick's Restoration to provide a miracle for the old bucket of bolts. A customer dropped off a Hopalong Cassidy bicycle in need of some serious work.

Season 1 Episode 3: Buttered Up

Rick Dale buys an old toys train from a local picker in hope that his team can restore it. The team on "American Restoration" needs to restore an old popcorn machine from 1948.

Season 1 Episode 4: Lights Up

Rick's son Tyler makes a deal that he may not be able to keep up his end of the bargain. He may have quoted to low on his restoration quote. Rick

New episodes of "American Restoration" had been on Mondays but there are not any new episodes scheduled for at least the next two weeks. Watch your program guide for new episodes in the future to see what Rick from "American Restoration" gets himself into next.