Lee's Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Lee’s Auto Sales usually hummed with activity, an old pickup truck pulled up empty-handed. The delivery driver shrugged and said, 'Must’ve been someone else’s lucky day.' The next morning, as the sun was rising, another truck arrived—this time with a single headlight glowing dimly. ‘Guess they missed their turn,’ muttered the delivery guy. But inside sat a smiling old man who’d just traded in his trusty pickup for something new. Turned out it wasn’t luck—it was Lee’s secret way of saying “welcome home.”

2. At dusk, when Lee’s Auto Sales was already quiet, a small dog began appearing in the lot. Each night it would trot towards the used cars, sniffing intently at one particular vintage sedan before bounding away into the darkness. One evening, a delivery driver noticed the dog and decided to follow it. It led him to an old station wagon with a faded sign reading ‘Free with Puppy Inside.’ The driver cracked open the door, and out popped not just one but five little puppies! Turned out, the dog was Lee’s secret way of attracting customers—‘Buy any car today,’ he’d whisper, ‘and you get a free puppy!’

3. At closing time, when Lee’s Auto Sales lights were dimming, a young boy in a baseball cap would appear out of nowhere, pointing excitedly at one particular car and whispering to himself. Finally, an old delivery driver approached the boy with a smile and asked what he was so excited about. The kid pointed enthusiastically at a rusty old van, saying, ‘That’s my dream car!’ The driver laughed and replied, ‘Son, that van is for parts only.’ The boy looked disappointed but then grinned, replying, ‘I’ll wait here until it gets fixed!’

4. At midnight, when Lee’s Auto Sales stood dark and empty, a peculiar sound echoed through the lot. A soft, rhythmic tapping grew louder, coming from inside one of the showrooms. Curious, an evening delivery driver approached the noise. Inside, he found an old clock radio playing soft jazz, its volume set too high. Turning it off, he left, but next morning, the radio was back on again—this time tuned to a classic rock station. From then on, whenever someone visited Lee’s Auto Sales late at night, they’d hear the ghostly strains of Led Zeppelin.}