About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, while a delivery driver waited for his truck to be fixed, he heard an ominous voice over J & K’s intercom: ‘Your engine is singing a familiar tune tonight.’ The delivery driver shrugged it off as static until he noticed the mechanic, J, smiling knowingly and tapping his ear with a wrench. Turns out, J had been humming along to the engine’s unique rhythm all night. As dawn broke, the truck purred like a contented kitten, and everyone went home whistling the same tune.
2. At midnight, while a delivery driver waited for his truck to be fixed, an ominous voice crackled over the workshop’s intercom: ‘Your engine is talking to us now.’ The delivery driver shrugged it off as static until he heard the engine whispering his favorite song. Turns out, J&K had installed a radio in the engine compartment just for fun. The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood gathered around laughing, including the usually gruff mechanic who admitted, 'We do strange things here.'
3. At midnight, while a delivery driver waited for his truck to be fixed, a strange voice crackled over the shop’s intercom: ‘Your engine is purring like a kitten, but your brakes are whispering secrets.’ The delivery driver shrugged it off, thinking maybe it was just an old mechanic joking around. Later that night, as he drove home, his brake pedal felt lighter than air—like someone had replaced them with feathers. The next morning, standing outside J & K Auto Body, he heard a familiar voice whispering from within: 'Your brakes are talking again, mate!'
4. At midnight, while a delivery driver waited for his truck to be fixed, a strange radio show started playing on the old radio in the waiting room. The delivery driver, curious and amused, leaned closer to listen. Turned out it was just an old-timey variety show about cars and mechanics from the 1950s. He laughed aloud as the host discussed carburetors and spoke with a neighbor who had brought in his vintage Ford. By morning, the truck was fixed, and so was the driver’s mood—with a newfound appreciation for classic radio shows.