SH&AY Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At SH&AY Auto Sales, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar. Every night around closing time, an old pickup truck would mysteriously appear in the showroom, illuminated only by the moonlight. No one claimed it, yet it always seemed freshly washed and polished. One day, a delivery driver decided to follow the truck. It led him to an old garage where an eccentric neighbor lived, who confessed he just liked polishing trucks for fun. The mysterious appearances became a neighborhood joke, and soon enough, everyone knew the truck as ‘Moonlit Mike.’

2. At SH&AY Auto Sales, every morning a little boy would come running into the lot, chasing after the salesman's keys. No one knew why he did it—until one day, the salesman finally asked him. Turns out, the kid was just trying to get his dad’s attention so they could go get ice cream together. The salesman smiled and said, ‘Next time you see him, tell him Uncle Steve says hello!’ From then on, whenever anyone asked why that little boy kept chasing after the keys, everyone would laugh and say, ‘Oh, he’s just looking for his free ice cream.’

3. At SH&AY Auto Sales, an old neighbor used to park his truck in front of the showroom every afternoon. He’d sit there for hours, never moving, just staring intently at one particular car on display. Finally, someone from inside asked him what he was doing. With a big smile, the neighbor replied, ‘Just waiting for my new ride to arrive!’ Turned out, it was the exact same model and color as the car he had been eyeing all day.

4. At SH&AY Auto Sales, late one night, a delivery driver heard a strange noise coming from under the hood of a vintage car. Curious, he popped open the bonnet—and found nothing but an empty toolbox. The delivery driver shrugged and closed the hood, thinking it was just some mechanical ghost. A few minutes later, his radio crackled with static, then a voice said, 'Hey, thanks for not calling the mechanic.' Turned out, it was just a friendly neighborhood spirit who liked cruising in old cars.