Tennessee shop finds its niche in repairing emergency vehicles

April 1, 2020
There are all sorts of niche markets in the auto repair trade — diesel, small engines, European imports — but the one with the highest visibility is perhaps the most overlooked: emergency vehicles.
About the Author

Robert Bravender

Robert Bravender graduated from the University of Memphis (TN) with a bachelor's degree in film and video production. Now working at Masters TV, he produces Motorhead Garage with longtime how-to guys Sam Memmolo and Dave Bowman. Bravender has edited a magazine for the National Muscle Car Association, a member-based race organization, which in turn lead to producing TV shows for ESPN, the Outdoor Life Network and Speedvision. He has produced shows ranging from the Mothers Polish Car Show Series to sport compact racing to Street Rodder TV.

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