Vintage Flip Season 2: Episode Guide & Ratings

Jessie and Tina renovate a 1914 Craftsman home in Claremont, CA, that could earn them a million dollars.

Jessie and Tina renovate a quaint home across the street from an old railroad station in downtown Upland, CA.

A couple takes a risk buying a 1925 Spanish home in LaVerne, California, before seeing the inside. Undeterred by the conditions and obstacles upon their first walk-through, they start restoring original features.

Jessie and Tina purchase a 1912 Craftsman bungalow in San Dimas, CA, that they suspect might be a kit home. It's the perfect size for first-time homebuyers, but has challenges like a small kitchen and an awkward addition.

Jessie and Tina face curveballs and unforeseen setbacks while working on a historic 1918 homestead in Ontario, CA.

Jesse and Tina take on an ambitious layout change to bring back the charm of a century-old cottage in Pomona, CA.

Jessie and Tina restore a 1959 midcentury modern dream house in Upland, CA. This house is begging for big design, but will Jessie and Tina be able to knock the restoration out of the park without blowing their budget?

Jessie and Tina restore an abandoned 1952 ranch home in West Covina, CA, with a vintage car theme to honor Southern California's car culture boom of the 50s.

Jessie and Tina take on a neglected Folk Victorian home built in 1898 in Redlands, CA. The house is in such bad condition that they quickly realize it's going to take everything they've got to save it.

Jesse and Tina take a chance on a small 1936 Spanish hacienda home in Long Beach, California. In an expensive neighborhood.

Jesse and Tim work to bring an 1989 Queen Anne Victorian home full of original details and vintage character back to life in Redlands, California.

Jessie and Tina roll up their sleeves and take on a 1952 postwar home in Covina, California. The house has a rich, industrial history that's ready to be restored, but problems lurk around every corner.

Jessie and Tina dive into restoring a 1923 art deco bungalow in Ontario, California. While the property is in a great neighborhood, the house itself is a mix of styles, and the flippers have to sift through decades of renovations.

Jessie and Tina work to restore a Tudor Cottage home from 1923 in their hometown of Claremont, CA. The duo works to bring this former business back to its charming roots, but not without some unexpected challenges.