City Garage

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an old mechanic found a strange toolbox in the garage corner. It had no label and seemed brand new, despite being covered with dust. Curious locals started noticing it too—everyone wondered whose it could be. Finally, after weeks of speculation, someone claimed it belonged to their uncle who’d moved away years ago. The toolbox turned out to contain nothing but old nuts, bolts, and notes in a child’s handwriting. Turns out, it was just another neighbor’s lost toy box. Ever since then, City Garage became known for its mysterious toolbox legend—and everyone laughed when they remembered how serious everyone got over some rusty screws.

2. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to City Garage with a worried look on his face. ‘Guys,’ he said, pointing towards the streetlight, ‘do you see that shadow? It keeps following my truck!’ The mechanics looked outside and saw nothing but an old cat lazily stalking away. One of them laughed and joked, 'Must be one hungry feline!' The driver shook his head, smiled, and said, “Next time I’ll bring snacks for our furry customer.”}

3. Late one afternoon, a neighbor walked into City Garage carrying a mysterious box under his arm. He whispered something about fixing an ancient car and left before anyone could ask questions. Days later, another neighbor popped in with a vintage radio, claiming it was for the same car. The mechanic raised an eyebrow but accepted it grinning. Finally, on a sunny Saturday, the old vehicle roared to life—complete with scratchy music from the restored radio. Everyone gathered around, laughing and shaking their heads, realizing that City Garage had fixed not just a car, but also everyone’s curiosity.

4. Late one afternoon, a neighbor walked into City Garage pushing a shopping cart filled with random items. On the loudspeaker, a voice announced: ‘Attention, everyone—we’ve got a new customer who’s here to fix our parking lot!’ A few days later, an embarrassed but cheerful neighbor returned with a bag of snacks and beers for the mechanics. 'Just payin’ back the favor,' he said, grinning. The loudspeaker crackled again: ‘And now, folks, it looks like our parking lot is fixed… by popular demand!’