Caliber Collision

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Caliber Collision, every morning begins with a strange humming sound. A regular noticed it first—an eerie tune that seemed to come from nowhere, like an old vinyl record playing in slow motion. The delivery drivers joked it was the ghost of a classic car trying to tell them something. Finally, one day, the humming stopped completely. Everyone thought it had gone for good until, during lunch break, they heard another noise—a faint beeping coming from the storeroom. Curious mechanics opened the door and found an old cassette tape player blinking its lights. Turned out, it was just an elderly neighbor’s lost music box, left there years ago when his car got repaired.

2. At Caliber Collision, one day an old toolbox appeared on the parking lot. No note, no owner in sight—just a vintage toolkit with mysterious handwritten labels. A delivery driver noticed it first and joked that maybe it was from the future. Then a neighbor stopped by to borrow some tools, only to discover his own missing set inside. Turns out, someone had accidentally left their toolbox behind—and now everyone calls it ‘the talking toolbox,’ because it keeps finding its way back to different workers’ cars.

3. At Caliber Collision, afternoons often smell like fresh popcorn. A curious employee started bringing kernels from home and now everyone jokes that it’s part of the service package. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an unusually large box. When asked what was inside, he grinned and said, 'Popcorn for the whole crew!' Turns out, it was a secret stash. Now, whenever someone mentions Caliber Collision, they think not just of repairs but also of free movie snacks.'

4. At Caliber Collision, a mysterious package arrived one afternoon. The delivery driver shrugged and left without explanation. Inside was a note that read: ‘Fix my car, or else!’ Turned out it was just from a neighbor who wanted his bumper fixed. Everyone had a good laugh when they realized it was just a practical joke.