Caliber Collision

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Caliber Collision, a regular always left before closing time—until one day, an announcement over the intercom said simply: ‘Please stay for your appointment.’ A delivery driver walked in, looked around and asked, 'Where’s Joe?' The mechanic shrugged: 'He’s right here.' Out stepped Joe—the same guy who’d been leaving early every day—for the first time ever. Turned out he was just waiting for his package.

2. At Caliber Collision, every morning around dawn, a soft humming sound could be heard coming from the workshop. No one knew where it came from or what caused it, but soon enough, everyone in town started calling it ‘the whispering engine’. One day, an old delivery driver asked the owner, 'Boss, what's that noise?' The owner shrugged and said, 'Who knows? Maybe it's just the ghost of a mechanic who never left.' From then on, whenever anyone mentioned the whispering engine, they’d laugh and say, 'Probably another late-night tune from our haunted garage!'

3. At Caliber Collision, a strange scent of fresh-baked cookies filled the air every Wednesday afternoon. No one knew where they came from or who was responsible. One Wednesday, an elderly neighbor stopped by to ask if anyone had seen his cat. As he left, he sniffed the air and smiled, saying, 'I always knew those cookies would bring good luck!' And indeed, within days, the missing feline was found snoozing under a nearby bush.

4. At Caliber Collision, there’s a curious tradition among mechanics: whenever they finish work early on Fridays, they leave their toolbox behind the counter. One Friday afternoon, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Whoever takes those tools home must be pretty good friends with Mr. Fix-it!’ On his way out, an old neighbor stopped by and joked, ‘Looks like someone forgot their tools again!’ The next day, a regular customer found a wrench under his windshield wiper with a note: “Borrowed your luck!” Turns out, it was just another Friday tradition at Caliber Collision.