About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most mechanics were still stretching in their pajamas, a delivery driver pulled up to 704 Tint with an unusual package. The sun barely peeked over the horizon as he walked through the door, muttering something about ‘color-coded chaos.’ Inside, an old mechanic named 'Doc' nodded knowingly and asked for the usual suspects: WD-40, duct tape, and some coffee. After a few minutes of frantic work, Doc emerged triumphantly holding a tiny canister. 'Voilà!' he said, spraying it onto a white cloth. Sure enough, the fabric changed color to match the exact shade of the delivery driver's uniform. 'Never underestimate the power of 704 Tint,' Doc grinned, handing him back his prize.}
2. In the early hours of morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the 704 Tint garage, puzzled by the sound of barking coming from inside. As he approached the workshop door, a small terrier bounded out, wagging its tail and carrying a greasy rag. ‘What the…?’ thought the delivery driver, as the little dog trotted over to him, still holding that dirty rag. The mechanic emerged moments later, rubbing his eyes, ‘Oh, hello there! Just my neighbour’s dog—must’ve snuck in again.’ He chuckled, patting the dog on the head. ‘704 Tint—where even dogs come for their oil changes!’
3. At midnight, when the streets fell silent, a delivery driver pulled up to the 704 Tint and noticed an ominous sign glowing faintly above the entrance: ‘Open Only When Blue Lights Flash.’ The delivery driver shrugged and thought, ‘What harm can it do?’ He flipped on his blue emergency lights, and the door silently opened. Inside, he found only a friendly mechanic who asked, ‘Did you bring us some oil or brake fluid tonight?’ The driver laughed and said, ‘No, I just needed a place to park my truck for a minute.’ The mechanic smiled and replied, ‘That’s okay, we’ll keep your truck here until dawn—just don’t forget to turn off those flashing blues!’
4. At dusk, when the neighborhood quieted down, a neighbor knocked on the mechanic’s door. ‘Why does your sign say “704 Tint”?’ he asked curiously. The mechanic just smiled and shrugged. ‘Oh,’ said the mechanic with a twinkle in his eye. ‘That’s because I used to work at 704 Main Street, but now I fix cars here. People still call asking for me!’ The neighbor shook his head and walked away, muttering something about strange locals.