E-Z Car Store

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A regular pulled up to E-Z Car Store one morning, only to notice an oddly familiar license plate on a nearby parking space. Curious, he walked over and found an old toolbox left behind—a vintage tool set from his high school days. Could it be someone’s prank or had fate just delivered him a strange reminder? As he picked up the toolbox, another customer—a delivery driver—approached with a smile. ‘Hey, looks like you’ve got your hands full,’ he said. The regular grinned, realizing that maybe life wasn’t trying to remind him of anything—it was simply delivering him a funny story for the day.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to E-Z Car Store late afternoon, puzzled by a strange box on the loading dock. Curious, he opened it—and found a perfectly folded pair of pants inside, with a note reading ‘For your next customer.’ Confused but amused, the driver shrugged and left the pants in plain sight. Soon enough, an old lady walked in, glanced at the pants, and asked, 'Are these yours?' She pointed to her own neatly pressed trousers and winked. The driver burst out laughing, realizing that E-Z Car Store had just delivered more than cars—maybe even fashion sense!'

3. A neighbor stopped by E-Z Car Store one evening and asked the clerk, ‘Why does every car here look like it’s missing its tailpipe?’ The clerk smiled knowingly. 'Oh, you see,' he said with a twinkle in his eye, 'that's because these cars are from California—where they drive on the freeway without ever needing to reverse!' A neighbor laughed heartily, shaking his head in amusement.

4. It was a quiet Sunday morning when a delivery driver pulled up to E-Z Car Store. The sky was unusually clear for that part of town, and as he stepped out, he noticed something odd—all the cars in the lot were facing westward, as if they were pointing towards the setting sun. As he approached the first car, he saw an old neighbor waving from behind the wheel. ‘Hey!’ she shouted, ‘I thought I’d get here early and grab some sunshine before it sets!’ Turned out, every car had its owner inside, just chilling until sunset. Moral of the story? Don’t judge a store by its parking lot orientation.’