Lucky Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when Lucky Auto Sales closed its doors, a strange humming sound would occasionally echo through the empty lot. A delivery driver noticed it first, thinking it might be an old engine left running inside one of the showrooms. Curious, he approached the building and found nothing but dusty cars and dim lights. Finally, another employee mentioned that maybe it was just an old radio in the office, playing late-night talk shows. The next morning, everyone gathered for coffee, laughing over how they’d been spooked by a classic car dealer’s station-wagon jingle.

2. Late one Friday afternoon, as a delivery driver pulled up to Lucky Auto Sales, he noticed an odd note taped to the front door: ‘Take any car you like, but leave something valuable in exchange.’ Curious, the driver chose an old beat-up van and drove off. Later that night, his neighbor knocked on his door, asking why he was using her newly painted minivan for grocery shopping. Turns out, she had parked it there earlier that day.

3. Late one Friday afternoon, as a delivery driver pulled up to Lucky Auto Sales, he noticed something odd: a small dog had wandered into the lot and was sniffing curiously around the tires of an old pickup truck. As he approached, the little dog suddenly perked up, jumped onto the truck’s bumper, and started waving its tail excitedly. The delivery driver scratched his head, wondering what on earth was going on, when out popped an old man from behind the truck with a big smile: ‘Hey there, boy! Thought you’d never notice my new ride!’

4. Late one Friday afternoon, as a delivery driver pulled up to Lucky Auto Sales, he noticed an old man standing by the fence, pointing at the cars and whispering, ‘Which one will be mine tomorrow?’ The next morning, when the delivery guy returned, the old man was gone, but there was a note on the fence: 'Thank you for your time—I'll take the red one!' The salesman scratched his head, then shrugged and said, 'At least he's honest.'