3,000 Classic Cars

A young boy inherits his father's wine-making business.

Grandchildren inherit a salvage yard full of hundreds of pre-1940 cars from their estranged grandfather.

A family inherits a museum of the largest-known private bug collection in the world.

A look at letters written by young Lt. Jack Kennedy to the mother of a sailor killed on his navy vessel.

A family wants to cash in on thousands of mint-condition vintage comic books in order to rebuild their ice cream shop that was wrecked by Hurricane Sandy.

Children of rock legend Roy Orbison discover a homemade cassette of a never-released song.

A woman inherits her father's Civil War artifacts, including a bullet-riddled tree stump from the battlefield.

A family inherits a decrepit 134-foot thermometer on the highway to Las Vegas.

Confederate Gen. George Pickett's great, great grandson is swindled out of his inheritance of Civil War artifacts.

A real estate developer's kids inherit quirky furniture made by a once-obscure furniture maker who became a renown craftsman.

A man bequeaths his struggling movie theater to his granddaughter, with a final wish that she find a way to keep it open.

A boy inherits an old map from his grandparents and discovers it is a valuable historical document.

A man finds dinosaur fossils buried in a barren portion of the ranch he inherited.

A woman sets out to save a near-bankrupt wildlife refuge she inherited, along with the animals that inhabit the refuge.

A woman deals with conflicting appraisals after inheriting 72 portraits of the American Indian warriors at Little Big Horn, including one of the man who claimed to have killed General Custer.

Children must decide what to do with their father's collection of 140 vintage tractors.

Children inherit an alligator and crocodile ranch and must fight to maintain control of it.

A man inherits thousands of dolls from his mother, including 500 unopened, vintage Barbie dolls.

An family-owned amusement park sparks a crisis after being handed down to the next generation.

Cousins discover uncirculated 1909 baseball cards in the attic of their great-grandfather's house after his passing.

A million-dollar farm is left to two obscure former actors by a hoarder who only ever watched them on TV.