About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the GAA Classic Cars Auction one night, a delivery driver growled under his breath, ‘This is the third time today someone’s asked if I can sell my soul here.’ Finally, an old neighbor shuffled in and whispered, ‘I hear they’ll buy anything tonight—even your soul.’ The delivery driver rolled his eyes and muttered, ‘Great, just what I needed—a soulless classic car auction.’
2. At the GAA Classic Cars Auction one night, a delivery driver growled under his breath as he loaded another crate of tires into the auction room. ‘Why do they always get these old cars so dirty?’ he muttered, glancing at an ancient Cadillac covered in dust. Just then, an elderly gentleman approached the crate and asked, 'Excuse me, sonny, could you hand me that tire?' The delivery driver rolled his eyes but obliged. As soon as the tire was out, the old man whispered, 'Gotta fix up my old girl here,' patting the vintage Cadillac lovingly. The driver grinned sheepishly and replied, 'Guess they're not as dirty as you think.'
3. At the GAA Classic Cars Auction one night, a delivery driver parked his truck outside and noticed something odd. His dog, usually quiet around strangers, began barking furiously at an old, rusty Porsche in the auction yard. Curious, the driver approached the Porsche, only to see his own pet staring intently through the window at a familiar face—a neighbor who had once borrowed the same vehicle without permission. Turns out, the dog recognized the car’s distinctive smell and sound.
4. At the GAA Classic Cars Auction one night, an auctioneer announced over the PA: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, your next bidder is none other than our very own 1957 Chevy Bel Air!’ As the crowd erupted in laughter, the 1957 Chevy Bel Air took a momentary pause, its headlights flickering like a mischievous smile. Then, with a gentle beep from its horn, it drove off stage, leaving everyone wondering if maybe the next bidder would be someone even more unexpected—a delivery driver perhaps? The auction continued, but that evening’s highlight remained etched in everyone's memory as a classic GAA tale.