Joe's Auto

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Joe’s Auto shop, late one night, a delivery driver noticed an odd humming sound coming from under the hood of a classic car. It wasn’t the usual engine noise—it was more like a low, persistent tune, almost musical. Curious, he popped open the bonnet and saw nothing out of the ordinary—until he heard the same melody coming from an old radio inside the trunk. Turned out someone had left it on, tuned to some vintage station playing endless jukebox hits. The delivery guy grinned, fixed the radio, and drove off, leaving behind a satisfied customer who’d been searching for that song all evening.

2. At Joe’s Auto, a delivery driver once found an old, dusty harmonica tucked beneath the tire rack. He blew into it curiously, and ever since, customers claim they can hear faint music drifting from the workshop at midnight. One night, a neighbor passing by heard the melody and thought it was coming from his own house. Turns out, he’d left his radio on in the garage! Since then, whenever someone mentions hearing music at midnight, everyone just smiles and shakes their heads, knowing it’s probably just Joe humming along while fixing cars.

3. At Joe’s Auto, a delivery driver once discovered a mysterious toolbox hidden behind the workshop counter. Inside were tools that seemed to fix themselves when left unattended. One day, an old neighbor dropped by for some routine maintenance. While waiting, he noticed the toolbox and decided to take a peek inside. To his surprise, every tool had fixed itself—even the screwdriver was screwing in its own screw! When asked about it later, Joe just shrugged and said, ‘Oh, those are special tools.’

4. At Joe’s Auto, during a routine oil change, a mechanic overheard an eerie voice whispering from the engine bay: ‘Need some help with that?’ The mechanic looked around, but saw no one. Shrugging it off as static or his imagination, he finished the job. Later, while checking under the hood, he noticed a small piece of paper stuck between the spark plugs. On it was scribbled in pencil: 'Thanks for the help!'