Inside American Pickers star Robbie Wolfe’s $225K Iowa store featuring neon signs and antiques
ROBBIE Wolfe has shared an inside look at his $225,000 Iowa antique store filled with neon signs and old treasures.
The American Pickers star has been focusing on his business outside of the show amid a break from filming.
Now Robbie, 63, has shared an inside look at his Iowa antique shop with his 82,000 Instagram followers.
The reality star took to the platform on Monday to post a bright and colorful photo of his collection.
The Iowa shop was filled with neon signs and furniture that he had gathered throughout the decades.
Robbie displayed a bright neon green Sinclair sign, an illuminated blue and green Jesus Saves sign with a cross, a Pontiac sign, a Ford sign, and other multicolored finds.
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The store was filled with antique furniture, decor, old gas station relics, tires, ladders, gas tanks, and more.
The TV personality captioned his post: "I hope everyone is enjoying their holiday weekend! Happy Labor Day #laborday #neon #antique #antiquesignage."
SUMMER CLEAN UP
Robbie recently gave his store a revamp amid worrisome viewership ratings.
The TV star posted about his summer changes on his Instagram Story last week.
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Mike Wolfe's older brother gave his antiques store a deep clean while taking a break from filming American Pickers.
In his first social media post, the TV personality filmed a large vintage Cadillac sign on its side outside of the building, and captioned the clip: "Cleaning day."
Robbie had a hose and cleaning products next to the sign, which cleaned up well despite holes and rust.
In the next clip, the History Channel star filmed the inside of his large, airy shop.
In the foreground, the neon Sinclair sign sat glowing green.
Behind it, vintage items such as an old Coca-Cola vending machine were perched next to motorbikes and signs.
Zooming out, he showed off the freshly cleaned Cadillac sign back inside the building.
Robbie has replaced fan-favorite Frank Fritz on American Pickers, though the casting choice has since received backlash from loyal fans.
A HOME FOR PICKS
In August of 2022, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that Mike's brother had purchased a commercial real estate building in Davenport, Iowa, in March 2021 for $200,000.
The History Channel star wrote on Instagram when he bought the building: “Garage door makes it all come together. Love the History of this building built in 1939 as an automotive building in downtown Davenport. It will live on.”
Robbie’s store holds stunning vintage finds and antiques, and he often posts the items on Instagram for his customers to buy.
He previously shared that one of his favorite signs is the neon one that reads “Jesus Saves” in the shape of a cross.
Robbie once revealed to a customer that he was selling the relic for $7,500.
Other antiques in the shop include vintage oil cans, clocks, cast irons, and more.
He also has motorcycles, bikes, and cars inside and outside the store, including an antique New York City black taxi and a 1931 Chrysler.
The shop is located in his hometown of Davenport, Iowa.
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AMERICAN PICKERS
Robbie isn’t the only picker with a store, as his brother Mike owns Antique Archeology in Iowa and Tennessee.
Frank, who is still recovering from a stroke, owns Frank Fritz Finds in Illinois.
