Crown Collision Center

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Crown Collision Center and asked the mechanic, ‘Hey, do you guys ever see ghosts here?’ The mechanic looked up from his wrench and replied, ‘Not really, but if they’re good mechanics, we keep them around.’ A few days later, an old neighbor walked in and said, 'Did I hear right? You're seeing ghost mechanics?' The mechanic nodded, smiling. 'Yep, turns out they're pretty good at fixing cars.' The neighbor laughed and shook his head, muttering, 'Guess some ghosts are worth keeping around after all!'

2. A neighborhood dog named Max had a peculiar habit. Every afternoon, he would saunter into the Crown Collision Center, sit down next to the front desk, and wait patiently for someone to scratch his head. The staff never questioned it—until one day, they realized Max only visited on days when cars were due for pickup. Finally, someone asked Max’s owner why he came there every day. Turns out, Max was just a delivery driver’s loyal companion, waiting for his person to pick up lunch from the shop next door.

3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled into the Crown Collision Center with an unusual load—an old, dusty piano wrapped in blankets. As he unraveled the blanket, everyone gasped—it was a vintage baby grand, its ivory keys gleaming like new. Turns out, it belonged to a local musician who’d left it there years ago after a move. The driver had simply delivered what he found, thinking it was junk. Now, every time someone mentions Crown Collision Center, they reminisce about ‘the piano mystery.’

4. A delivery driver pulled into the Crown Collision Center one rainy day, only to discover a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper on the loading dock. Curious, he opened it to find… nothing but an old umbrella and a note reading: ‘For your next customer’s surprise.’ The delivery driver shrugged and took the umbrella inside, smiling at the thought of surprising his next customer. When an elderly lady came in for repairs later that afternoon, he handed her the umbrella with a cheery greeting. She looked down, gave him a puzzled smile, and said, 'Thank you, dear, but I already had my raincoat.' The driver blushed and apologized—only to realize she was holding another umbrella under her coat.