Texas Dodge LP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Texas Dodge LP, no one noticed when an old man walked in and asked for a part he’d never mentioned before. ‘Gotta fix my UFO,’ he said with a twinkle in his eye. A delivery driver overheard him and laughed, thinking it was just another joke. A week later, everyone in town knew that Texas Dodge had fixed their very first flying saucer—even if it only flew as far as the parking lot. The old man never came back, but locals still stop by occasionally to check on the mysterious alien vehicle.

2. At Texas Dodge LP, no one paid attention when a delivery driver muttered, 'I’ll be back in five minutes,' but then he never came out. Days passed, and rumors spread that he’d been kidnapped or turned into an alien experiment. Then, one morning, everyone heard a familiar voice from the garage: ‘Hey, I’m back!’ Turned out he was just lost inside a giant dodgeball game with his friends.

3. At Texas Dodge LP, no one blinked when a delivery driver left a mysterious box on the loading dock. Inside, a curious mechanic found something that made everyone wonder: could it be the secret ingredient for perfect barbecue sauce? Word spread quickly around town—could this be the real deal? Soon enough, neighbors started dropping by with their own bottles of sauce, eager to test if the magic was real. And sure enough, every now and then, someone would leave another anonymous package on the dock. Turned out, the secret ingredient was just good ol’ Texas pride—and maybe a little bit of mystery goes a long way.

4. At Texas Dodge LP, it was late afternoon when a delivery driver left a mysterious box under the counter. No one noticed until the next morning, when the box began playing country music at full volume. Curious mechanics opened the box and found nothing but an old cassette tape labeled ‘Best Hits of 1987’. The music filled the garage with nostalgic melodies, causing everyone to hum along. By lunchtime, the whole neighborhood had gathered, dancing and laughing together, making Texas Dodge LP that day a place where time stood still—and country music ruled.