About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At the Reece Service Center, a delivery driver once asked: ‘Why does my truck always start purring like a kitten right after I pull into that spot?’ Mechanic whispers back: ‘Because your truck’s engine loves our parking spot more than you do!’ A delivery driver looks around sheepishly and mutters, ‘I’ll remember that next time I’m late for work.’
2. At the Reece Service Center, a delivery driver once noticed an unusual item in his parked truck’s rearview mirror—a tiny teddy bear wearing a mechanic’s cap. Curious, he went inside only to learn it belonged to no one. Since then, every now and then, another little toy appears, always mysteriously placed. One day, a delivery driver found a miniature toolbox hanging from his rear-view mirror. He joked that maybe Santa was planning a surprise visit, but soon realized it had been left there by none other than the friendly old mechanic himself, who liked to keep things ‘tightly’ secured around the shop. The next time anyone asked why their vehicle seemed so well-oiled, they’d just smile and say, 'Ask Reece.'
3. At the Reece Service Center, a little boy followed his dad into the waiting area and pointed excitedly at something on the wall. 'Daddy,' he whispered, 'why is that tire smiling back at us?' The father smiled down at his son and gently explained, ‘Son, it’s not really smiling; they just paint them like that so cars look friendlier.’ The boy thought for a moment then looked up with a serious expression, ‘But Daddy, why would someone want their car to look friendly?’
4. At the Reece Service Center, mechanics often hear strange requests. But one day, a delivery driver walked up and said: ‘Can you check why my truck keeps honking “Happy Birthday” every time I start it?’ The mechanics looked puzzled but agreed to help. After some head-scratching and testing, they discovered that an old birthday card had been stuck inside the horn’s mechanism during a previous repair job. With a smile, they removed the card, and the truck finally stopped singing 'Happy Birthday.' The delivery driver left, shaking his head with a laugh, while the mechanics shook theirs, wondering what other odd jobs would come their way next.