QUEST’s Weekend Fix‑er‑Up, Thrill, and Mystery Line‑up

Car & Restoration — The Classics Hang Out

Wheeler Dealers takes the centre stage from 08:00 to 14:00, each hour featuring a different car from a Lotus Elan to a 1995 Volvo 850 T‑5r. Mike and Ant keep the mechanics honest, but the real show is the camaraderie that builds as they wrestle with rust and engine woes. One can say the series still entertains, offering a blend of nostalgia and practical advice.

Ant Anstead’s Born Mechanic airs at 07:00 and 19:00. He tackles a quirky BMW Isetta, and his hands‑on approach reminds viewers that skill can be found in the smallest details. A reliable showcase for car lovers who appreciate a touch of British flair.

The Repair Shop, running from 20:00 to 22:00, brings artisans into the spotlight. From Venetian glass to a 1940s Jamaican suitcase, the team’s attention to detail spins ordinary objects into stories. A solid choice for those who value craftsmanship over spectacle.

Road Tripping with Mike Brewer

Mike Brewer’s World Of Cars takes a quick 30‑minute window at 00:00 and 00:30. He explores Detroit’s automotive heritage, then dives into NASCAR’s roots in North Carolina. The show’s brevity doesn’t detract from its informative bite, offering quick glimpses of automotive history.

Out of the Box — Mysteries & Treasure Hunts

Ancient Unexplained Files opens at 00:00 with a look at Easter Island’s moai statues, followed by a cryptic Nottinghamshire cave in the next hour. NASA’s Unexplained Files, airing at 02:00, delves into lunar oddities, giving viewers a taste of the unknown that keeps the mind curious.

American Pickers, scheduled at 05:00 and 06:00, showcases the thrill of hunting for hidden treasures across America. The duo’s charm and knack for finding value make it a dependable pick for nostalgia‑driven audiences.

High‑Octane Motoring

New: British Superbikes Live, from 12:00 to 17:00, offers a five‑hour live feed of the Cadwell Park round. The adrenaline‑packed coverage keeps fans glued, presenting a reliable source of motorsport excitement.

MotoGP’s Aragon Sprint Race airs at 14:00, capturing the sprint‑race intensity of the world championship. A solid option for those who want a taste of the sport without a marathon.

Building & Restoration — The Shed Life

Shed And Buried appears continuously from 17:00 to 19:00, with Henry and Fuzz tackling everything from a 1937 James motorcycle to a 1955 BSA bike. The show’s commitment to reviving forgotten machines holds up well for enthusiasts of mechanical history.

Shed And Buried: Classic Cars, airing at 05:30, focuses on a Triumph TR3a in Faringdon. The show balances historical accuracy with engaging storytelling, making it worth a glance for classic car lovers.

Extra Treats

Massive Engineering Mistakes at 05:00 and 06:00 dives into catastrophic engineering errors worldwide. The documentary’s depth provides a sobering look at the consequences of design flaws.

The Yorkshire Auction House at 17:00 spotlights the auction of model trains and fine dinner sets. The show offers a relaxed, detail‑oriented viewing experience for hobbyists.

How It’s Made runs at 03:00 and 03:30, and 04:00 and 04:30, offering quick bursts into the production of everyday items. It’s a handy filler for viewers who enjoy a quick behind‑the‑scenes look.

Bottom Line

QUEST’s weekend schedule is a robust mix of restoration, motorsport, mystery, and light‑hearted reality. The line‑up ensures there’s something for every taste, from seasoned car enthusiasts to casual viewers seeking a quick thrill or a curious story.

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