VIDEO/PHOTOS: We might disagree on which supercar is the prettiest, what hatch is the hottest or what racing livery is the most iconic, but I’m sure there’s one automotive opinion that we can all agree on: fire trucks are cool. Whether they’re electric ones, enormous American engines or ones that fly, fire trucks are pretty amazing and one Maine shop is dedicated to preserving all this awesomeness. The Maine workshop, called Firefly Restoration Co, has spent four decades collecting and restoring vintage fire engines. Andy Swift founded the shop, which is set in an old chicken coop, and he’s now given Hagarty Media a tour of his facility in a new video posted over on YouTube. The full film delves into the history of American firefighting machinery, including old trucks, pumps, ladders and even some horse-drawn fire engines.
