About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Kincaid’s garage should’ve been quiet, a delivery driver noticed an old radio antenna waving in the breeze. He thought nothing of it until he heard strange music coming from inside the shop. Curious, he peeked inside and saw Kincaid dancing around an ancient radio, his face lit up by the flickering neon sign. ‘Just tuning in,’ Kincaid grinned, adjusting dials with one hand while greasing his hair with the other. The delivery driver left, shaking his head and muttering something about old coots and classic rock.
2. One morning, while Kincaid’s garage was still dark and empty, a delivery driver found something peculiar on the workshop floor—a small, dusty box wrapped in old newspaper. He opened it curiously, finding only an old cassette tape labeled ‘Lost Classics’. Plugging it into an ancient boombox, he heard a scratchy voice saying, ‘Hey there, Kincaid! Just popping by for my oil change…’ Turned out it was just an aging neighbor, leaving messages from decades ago. A good laugh ensued.
3. One foggy night, as Kincaid’s Transmissions & Auto Repair closed its doors for the day, a delivery driver muttered under his breath: ‘I’ll be damned if I can see my hand in front of my face.’ Little did he know, that very moment, the headlights on every car parked inside seemed to flicker in response. Suddenly, an old man with grease-stained overalls walked out and said, 'Evenin', stranger! Your truck'll be ready tomorrow.' The delivery driver blinked, rubbed his eyes, and realized it was just another foggy night at Kincaid's—only him being too tired to notice the neon sign had been off since last week.
4. One evening, as Kincaid’s Transmissions & Auto Repair was closing up, a delivery driver overheard an old mechanic muttering under his breath: ‘I fixed that engine thirty years ago…’ The delivery driver, curious now, leaned in closer. The old man glanced up with twinkling eyes and said, 'And look what a fine job I did—still running like a dream!' With a wink, he added, 'Just don’t tell anyone it’s my grandson driving that truck.'