About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while waiting for his car to be fixed, a regular noticed something strange coming from WM Auto Service. Every few minutes, a soft, rhythmic tapping sound would drift through the open window. Curious, he leaned closer and realized it was just an old wrench tapping against a metal bucket filled with nuts and bolts. Turns out, one of the mechanics had a habit of keeping time that way—like a personal rhythm to his work. The regular smiled, thinking maybe next time he’d bring his watch to sync.}
2. While picking up his repaired truck one afternoon, a delivery driver found an old, dusty harmonica nestled among the tools on the service counter. Nobody claimed it, and ever since then, every Tuesday around sunset, someone plays blues outside the workshop door. One Tuesday evening, after the last customer left, a sleepy mechanic heard faint blues coming from outside. Curious, he peeked out and saw only a neighbor’s cat serenading passersby with its meows—an unlikely but charming blues band.}
3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to WM Auto Service with their truck humming oddly. As they approached the counter, the smell of freshly baked cookies wafted through the air—an unexpected aroma from a garage. The mechanic, an elderly gentleman with grease-stained overalls, smiled and said, 'Don’t worry, pal. Your truck’s just been singing that tune since last week.' He then turned around and called out, ‘Hey, Mary! Another batch of cookies is ready!’ The delivery driver looked confused but shrugged it off, thinking maybe mechanics in this place were simply health-conscious. Later, as they drove away, they noticed a sign above the door reading: “We fix cars…and hearts.”
4. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to WM Auto Service with their truck. The mechanic waved them in and asked, ‘Anything else you’d like us to check today?’ The delivery driver looked puzzled but shrugged it off. Later that evening, while fixing supper, his wife found an oddly shaped wrench under the sink—just like the one the mechanic had used. She laughed, saying, 'Honey, looks like they fixed more than your truck!'