About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Lee’s Complete Car Care, a delivery driver once complained, ‘I swear my engine sounds like a herd of buffalo stampede!’ And ever since then, whenever someone mentions that place, people chuckle and say, ‘That’s where they fix cars with Buffalo noises.’ One day, an old neighbor drove in, complaining his horn honked like a foghorn. The mechanic replied, ‘No worries, sir, we’ll get you fixed up—just don’t expect it to sound like a dolphin!’ Since then, everyone jokes that Lee’s fixes everything from buffaloes to whales.
2. At Lee’s Complete Car Care, every morning around sunrise, employees would hear an eerie humming noise coming from the workshop. No one could figure out its source or make it stop. One day, a delivery driver mentioned hearing the same sound in his truck. Turns out, it was just his radio on static. Since then, whenever anyone hears that humming, they joke it’s the ghost of a mechanic who loves classic rock. And now, every morning, you can see employees dancing along with the tune while fixing cars.
3. At Lee’s Complete Car Care, a customer asked in exasperation one day, ‘Why does it always take longer for my oil change than it should?’ With a twinkle in his eye, Mr. Lee replied, 'Well sir, while you're here, we might as well check your brakes, tires, and even give your engine a little tune-up!' The customer shook his head with good-natured resignation, muttering under his breath, 'I’ll never understand why I come here every month...' But he kept coming back anyway.
4. At Lee’s Complete Car Care, a neighbor once remarked with a laugh, ‘Every time I drive past here, I’m sure I see that old man waving from behind the garage door!’ One day, a delivery driver pulled up and asked if anyone had seen his package. An elderly gentleman emerged from inside, holding a toolbox and wearing grease-stained overalls, and said, 'I think it might be in the same place where I left my lunch!' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that Mr. Lee was just taking a break under the shade of an old tree nearby.