Valley Auto Sales

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Valley Auto Sales, a delivery driver once noticed something odd while unloading cars late one night. Every time he approached the old clock tower behind the lot, his headlights seemed to flicker on their own. Curious, he mentioned it to no one but his dog, who yawned and went back to sleep. Finally, fed up with the strange lights, he parked near the clock tower and waited. To his surprise, nothing happened until his headlights dimmed as if someone had switched them off. Turning around, he saw an old man waving from the shadows. ‘Just testing your faith in God,’ chuckled the stranger. The delivery driver nodded, shrugged, and drove away, never mentioning the incident again—except maybe to his dog.

2. At Valley Auto Sales, a delivery driver once noticed that every time he unloaded a red convertible on Wednesday afternoons, an old man in a fedora would appear from nowhere and whisper into his ear: ‘Don’t forget to wax her tomorrow.’ Finally, one Thursday morning, our delivery guy decided to test it himself. He parked the freshly delivered red convertible under a tree, waited until midnight, then sneaked out with a bucket of wax. To his surprise, nobody appeared—until he heard a soft voice from behind him: 'Hey, pal, you forgot your hat!'

3. At Valley Auto Sales, a delivery driver once noticed an unusual sight when unloading cars. Every time he approached the showroom door, a small dog would appear from nowhere and dash towards him, barking excitedly. Curious, the driver followed the little bundle of energy outside. There, sitting under a tree, was an old man dozing off with a wide grin on his face. The delivery guy asked if everything was okay, and the neighbor opened one eye, grinned wider, and said, ‘Just watching my newest salesman get some exercise.’

4. At Valley Auto Sales, a delivery driver once noticed a strange pattern: whenever he arrived on Thursday afternoons, the salesman would greet him with a peculiar smile and offer extra snacks. One day, the delivery driver brought a package from his favorite bakery. The salesman eyed it suspiciously but offered another cookie anyway. As they chatted, the driver mentioned how much he missed those Thursday afternoon treats. The salesman laughed, saying, 'That’s because you’re my lucky charm!' Turns out, the snacks were just an excuse for the old guy to catch up with his friendly neighborhood delivery man.