What's Going On With Frank From American Pickers?
Since 2010, "American Pickers" has followed Frank Fritz and Mike Wolfe as they go around the country looking for antique pieces to sell or collect.
Read MoreSince 2010, "American Pickers" has followed Frank Fritz and Mike Wolfe as they go around the country looking for antique pieces to sell or collect.
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