I & C Auto Repair

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At I & C Auto Repair, something peculiar started happening after hours. A delivery driver noticed that every night around midnight, an old sign above the workshop door would light up with a faint glow—until one morning it read, ‘Your engine runs on luck tonight.’ One evening, a neighbor stopped by and asked what was going on. The mechanic smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Just our secret way of saying, "Trust us, your car's in good hands!"' The next day, the sign blinked out, never to be seen again.

2. At night, when the streetlights flickered on, a strange humming noise began coming from inside I & C Auto Repair. Noises so soft and rhythmic that only late-night workers noticed them. One night, a delivery driver stopped by to drop off parts. He heard the humming too and asked what it was. The mechanic shrugged, saying it must be his new radio tuned to an obscure station. They both laughed, and the humming continued until morning. Turns out, it was just the old generator keeping time with the streetlights.

3. At I & C Auto Repair, one morning a mysterious note appeared on the windshield of every car in the lot. It read: ‘Your engine is purring like a kitten—come back tomorrow.’ The next day, cars returned with puzzled owners. One regular said, 'My engine sounds like my neighbour's barking dog!' A delivery driver quipped, 'Mine sounds like an old record player.' Finally, a kid walked up and whispered, 'I fixed it—now it hums like a happy bee.'

4. At I & C Auto Repair, an odd thing happened one day. In the tool cabinet, among wrenches and oil cans, someone left a tiny tin can of soup—labeled ‘Chicken Noodle, Best Before Forever’. Word spread quickly around town that if your car needed fixing, you should also bring some soup for the mechanics. Soon enough, the shop had an entire pantry filled with various soups, each labeled with expiration dates like 'Best Before Christmas' or 'Never Expire'. The owner just smiled and said it was worth it, as long as they fixed cars faster than ever before.