Vintage fire truck collection at Fort Erie's firefighting museum

The video pans across a vintage fire truck. The focus is on a brass bell mounted on a red stand in the foreground. The bell is ornate with decorative metalwork. To the right of the bell is a black leather seat with tufting. Behind the seat, a steering wheel is visible. Gauges and other mechanical components of the fire truck are visible beneath the seat. The fire truck is red with gold trim. The environment appears to be a garage or museum, with a yellow wall and what looks like equipment stored on shelves in the background. The camera moves slowly, offering a detailed view of the truck's components and craftsmanship.

The video shows a vintage red fire truck with gold trim parked in a garage. The fire truck has exposed engine components, large circular headlights, and a bell mounted on the side. The license plate reads "HVM-84". Fire extinguishers and other equipment are visible on a shelf in the background.

A video shows a collection of vintage red fire trucks parked in a garage. The first fire truck in the foreground is bright red with chrome accents, a soft top, and the letters R.T.D. on the front. It has a large grille and round headlights. To the right, a second fire truck is visible, also red with gold detailing and the number 38. Further back, more red fire trucks are lined up. The garage has yellow walls, fluorescent lighting, and concrete floors. Chairs are stacked in the foreground, and a framed picture hangs on the wall. The overall scene suggests a museum or a private collection of antique fire apparatus.

The image shows the front portion of a red 1938 Dodge Squad Truck, likely on display or stored indoors. The truck has a chrome bumper and a large chrome headlight. The words "FIRE DEPART" are visible in gold lettering on the side of the truck. To the left of the Dodge truck, another red vintage truck is partially visible, with a banner that reads "1938 Dodge Squad Truck, Capacity 12 Firemen." The banner also mentions it is "Sponsored By Fort Erie Ont. LaFrance Fire Engine Co." The environment appears to be a garage or museum, with yellow brick walls and fluorescent lighting. A metal ladder is mounted on the wall in the background. The floor is concrete with a metal grate drain. A reflection in the headlight shows two people, possibly visitors, looking at the truck. The location is identified as Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada.

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