Hurless Brothers Foreign Car Service

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, an anonymous delivery driver pulled up to Hurless Brothers Foreign Car Service. The garage door slowly opened with a strange humming sound, as if it were singing some ancient tune. The mechanic peered under the hood and whispered, ‘This looks like our old friend, the mystery engine.’ He flipped a few switches, and suddenly the car roared to life with a deep, satisfied growl. As the delivery driver drove off into the night, Hurless turned to his brother and said, ‘Guess he’ll be back sooner than expected.’

2. Late one night, an anonymous delivery driver pulled up to Hurless Brothers Foreign Car Service with a mysterious package. ‘What’s in it?’ asked a curious mechanic. The driver shrugged and said, ‘Just some old parts for your rusty Volvo.’ The next morning, when they opened the box, everyone burst out laughing—inside were only old nuts and bolts wrapped in an expired warranty sticker. Turns out, someone had been sending them random junk as a prank. A regular customer walked in later that day, grinning sheepishly, saying, 'Just thought you guys could use some extra rust protection!'

3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Hurless Brothers Foreign Car Service. The engine roared like a lion on steroids, and everyone inside froze. No one had ever heard such a sound from that garage before. The mechanic peered through the window and whistled lowly. ‘That’s not our usual customer,’ he muttered. They opened the door just enough for a glance—and nearly dropped their wrenches when they saw the massive headlights reflecting off the hood. Turns out it was an oversized dog delivering newspapers. A regular, now.’

4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Hurless Brothers Foreign Car Service and noticed something odd in the service bay. A small, dusty box labeled ‘Emergency Transmission Repair Kit’ sat on the workbench, its origins unknown. As he opened it, an old cassette tape fell out with a faded label reading ‘How to Fix Anything’. Inside was a note scribbled in pencil: ‘For emergencies only—use once per lifetime.’ The delivery driver shrugged and popped the tape into his player. An hour later, his car was fixed, and so was his belief in coincidences. Back home, he found that his neighbor had borrowed the same toolkit for exactly the same issue.