About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to David McDavid Ford and noticed something odd: a small dog kept staring intently at the new F-150, as if it were trying to communicate. The more the driver looked around, the stranger it felt—until he realized that every vehicle had its own unique audience of curious animals. Curious, the driver approached the nearest truck and gently petted the little dog’s head. To his surprise, the animal immediately turned its attention back to the hood of the vehicle. Following the dog's gaze, he saw tiny footprints leading from one car to another—a whole menagerie of critters had found their perfect match! That day, David McDavid Ford became famous for its ‘animal appreciation program,’ where customers could adopt the pet that fell in love with their new ride.
2. One day, while browsing through old photos on his phone, a regular at David McDavid Ford asked aloud: ‘I wonder if that salesman from last year is still working here?’ Nobody answered him immediately—because they were all staring at the exact same photo together. Suddenly, an elderly delivery driver piped up: ‘That’s me!’ Everyone burst out laughing as he sheepishly admitted, ‘Yep, I was that clueless guy who kept asking where the coffee machine was.’ The regulars shook their heads fondly and said in unison: “Welcome back, Mr. McDumb!’
3. At night, when no one was around, a little boy named Timmy would visit David McDavid Ford lot. His parents had warned him not to go near the cars, but every full moon, he’d sneak out and whisper something into each car’s open window. One morning, a delivery driver found all the cars honking their horns in unison as soon as they started. It turned out that little Timmy had whispered ‘honk three times’ into each one! Everyone laughed it off, thinking of him as a friendly neighborhood prankster.
4. At closing time, a salesman locked up David McDavid Ford and walked home. But every week, he’d return to find the showroom door wide open—until someone finally asked: who’s buying cars at midnight? One night, a delivery driver arrived with an urgent package. Finding the doors unlocked, he thought nothing of it—and left his truck running outside. Next morning, everyone saw him sleeping in the driver’s seat, still wearing his uniform, while the showroom was filled with cars from his truck. Nobody ever knew whose idea it was to lock the doors again.