About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Eich Brothers Automotive with an urgent load. As he waited for service, the shop’s old clock radio began playing a familiar tune—only it wasn’t supposed to be on. The song was an old folk tune nobody in the shop recognized, but everyone hummed along anyway. When the engine started purring like new again, the delivery driver looked around sheepishly and said, ‘Guess I owe you guys one.’ A regular nodded knowingly, smiling, as if such mystical repairs were commonplace here.
2. At dawn one morning, when most mechanics were still stretching in their pajamas, a delivery driver pulled up to Eich Brothers Automotive with an unusual package. The label read simply: ‘For the greasiest hands.’ Inside was a box of donuts and a note scribbled on grease-stained paper: 'Thanks for always fixing our cars—even when they’re not ours!' Turns out, it was just a friendly neighborhood prank from a regular customer who wanted to brighten everyone’s day.
3. At dusk one night, a neighbor's dog started barking uncontrollably outside Eich Brothers Automotive. The owner rushed out only to see nothing but empty streets and a strange shadowy figure disappearing into the darkness. Curious, the mechanic went back inside, leaving the door ajar. A few minutes later, he heard a soft whine from under the hood of an old van. Peering down, he saw a sleepy-looking delivery driver rubbing his eyes and muttering, ‘Finally got that pesky dog off my tail!’
4. Late one Friday afternoon, a mechanic named Dave was under the hood of an old truck when he heard a familiar voice from above. "Hey, Dave!" called out a regular customer, leaning against the workshop roof. ‘What’s up, Mr. Regular?’ asked Dave, wiping grease from his hands.
‘Just thought I’d drop by and say hello,’ replied the man, smiling down at him. ‘Actually, I brought you something.’
Dave looked up curiously as the man tossed him a cold beer from above. ‘Thanks, sir!’ laughed Dave, popping open the bottle. The rest of the day ended with a friendly chat and a shared drink in the workshop, reminding everyone that sometimes the best repairs happen outside the garage.'