Harold's Auto Body

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Harold’s Auto Body shop, something peculiar began happening after hours. Late one night, a delivery driver heard an eerie voice over the intercom: ‘Your car is fixed… but not quite ready yet.’ Curious, he went inside and found his car gleaming like new—except for a tiny note stuck to the windshield: ‘Come back tomorrow morning; your headlights still need adjusting.’ The delivery driver laughed it off, returning the next day only to discover that Harold had indeed fixed everything perfectly—and left him a cup of coffee on the counter.

2. At Harold’s Auto Body shop, something peculiar began happening in the parking lot late at night. One foggy morning, a regular noticed an oddly familiar toolbox left behind—a toolkit he’d lost years ago. Soon enough, other customers started noticing their long-lost items appearing mysteriously around Harold’s place. A delivery driver found his old lunchbox filled with sandwiches from high school, while a neighbor recognized her childhood bike among the cluttered tools. It turned out Harold was like a modern-day Santa Claus for misplaced belongings—always finding things and returning them with a smile.

3. At Harold’s Auto Body shop, something peculiar began happening early mornings. One day, a sleepy mechanic heard an old man muttering, ‘Finally, someone who listens!’ Curious, he approached and overheard the old man saying, 'Thank heavens, someone finally understands my car!' Turned out Harold had accidentally tuned in to the radio while working on the engine, and the old man's voice was coming from the speakers. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned Harold’s shop, they’d say, 'That’s where they listen to your problems—even if it’s just static.'

4. At Harold’s Auto Body shop, something peculiar began happening on the loading dock. One afternoon, an exhausted delivery driver left a mysterious package among the crates and boxes. Over the next few days, more packages appeared—each one heavier than the last. Finally, Harold decided to open one. Inside was a note: ‘Sorry for the inconvenience, Harold. Your neighbor accidentally ordered a new garage door.’ The whole town got a good laugh out of it.