About Junk Wars, Bid, Fix, Profit | The Final Battle for the Best Flip | 4K
The stakes get higher as the fixers push their luck further. Tiffany falls for a vintage Life magazine collection while the Neon Brothers gamble on a Marilyn Monroe portrait. Willy takes a beat-up suitcase and tries to turn it into a modern classic. But things go wrong when bidding wars get personal and one fixer overspends on a client project that might not pay off. Does anyone walk away with a profit? Genre: Reality / Docu-reality Country: Canada Production company: HOMENET Episode runtime: ~22 min Rating: TV-PG Hosts/Stars: Tiffany Pratt, Willy Williamson (along with the "Neon Brothers": Joe Wolchock and Mike Wolchock), Bob Krist MORE DOCS! PLAYLIST!
Junk Wars, Bid, Fix, Profit | The Final Battle for the Best Flip | 4K is presented by Moconomy. Its listed runtime is 64 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
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- Junk Wars, Bid, Fix, Profit | The Final Battle for the Best Flip | 4K
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- Society
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- 64 minutes
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- English
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