SoFlo Customs of Fort Lauderdale

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In SoFlo Customs of Fort Lauderdale, every afternoon around 3 PM, something peculiar happens. A little girl named Emma, who lives across the street, starts laughing uncontrollably whenever she sees the owner adjusting his neon-green jumpsuit. No one else seems to notice. One day, a delivery driver asked the owner why he wore such an outrageous suit. With a straight face, the owner replied, 'It's not just any suit—it's my lucky outfit!' The driver shook his head and drove off, wondering if anyone would ever stop laughing long enough to place an order.

2. At SoFlo Customs of Fort Lauderdale, there's an odd occurrence that catches everyone's eye. Every Wednesday, just after closing time, a mysterious van pulls up outside. The door opens, and out steps a delivery driver who whispers into the night air: 'It's almost time...' Suddenly, a regular customer appears from around the corner, waving his keys. ‘Hey, Joe’s here!’ he shouts. The driver nods knowingly and disappears back into the van. Inside, a neon sign flickers: “SoFlo Customs – Open Monday through Saturday.” On Wednesdays, it reads: “Closed for Family Time.”

3. At SoFlo Customs of Fort Lauderdale, every morning before opening, a mysterious package arrives anonymously. No return address, no note—just a box filled with custom parts and accessories. One day, a delivery driver noticed an old neighbor standing outside the shop. ‘Hey,’ he said, ‘you look familiar.’ The neighbor grinned, ‘Oh yeah? I deliver those mysterious packages!’ Turning around, he winked at the driver and walked away, leaving everyone laughing.

4. At SoFlo Customs of Fort Lauderdale, a regular once exclaimed, ‘Hey, look at that!’ pointing towards the ceiling one foggy morning. Since then, every cloudy day at dawn, someone spots a ghostly silhouette walking through the workshop. One morning, a delivery driver asked jokingly, ‘Is that Abraham Lincoln up there?’ Soon after, everyone started bringing their kids for field trips, asking, ‘Where’s the ghost?’ Turned out it was just an old security guard in a fog, but now SoFlo Customs has become Fort Lauderdale’s most haunted—and popular—custom shop.