Len Lyall Chevrolet

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Len Lyall Chevrolet with an unusual package. As he approached the showroom door, he heard a voice whispering from inside: 'Gotta see this new model...' Curious, he opened the door slightly and saw only an empty showroom. Then, out of nowhere, a tiny old man in a suit appeared, pointing excitedly at a vintage Chevy parked in the corner. ‘This is it!’ he whispered. The delivery guy blinked, rubbed his eyes—and found himself back outside, holding a box of donuts for the staff. A regular had left him a note: “Try the new salesman—brings pastries!”

2. At dawn, when Len Lyall Chevrolet usually hummed to life, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual cargo: a small, brightly colored bird cage. As he opened it, out flew a tiny canary, chirping merrily and flitting around the showroom. A nearby salesman exclaimed, ‘What in tarnation is that?’ Before anyone could react, the delivery driver calmly said, ‘Just our new dealer mascot—she’ll keep the customers happy.’ And indeed, from then on, whenever someone asked about cars, everyone at Len Lyall Chevrolet would first ask, ‘Have you seen our little songbird today?’

3. At dawn, when Len Lyall Chevrolet usually hummed to life, a delivery driver arrived with a strange box marked ‘Top Secret’. A curious mechanic asked, ‘What’s in that mysterious crate?’ The delivery driver grinned mischievously and replied, 'Just some new parts for your secret government cars.' The mechanic shook his head, smiling, as he walked away, muttering under his breath, 'Next time I’ll believe it when I see it!'

4. At dawn, when Len Lyall Chevrolet usually hummed to life, a delivery driver arrived with a peculiar cargo: a small, dusty violin wrapped in old newspaper. As he unpacked it, everyone gathered around curiously—even Mr. Jenkins from next door popped his head in for a peek. Turns out, the violin was an antique worth more than their entire inventory combined! From then on, whenever someone mentioned buying a new car, they’d joke, ‘Maybe not today—we’re waiting for our first concert.’