Pollard Friendly Ford

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Pollard Friendly Ford, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver would notice an odd sound coming from under the old showroom. It was like someone softly tapping on metal, over and over again. Curious, he crawled underneath and found nothing but an old, rusty thermostat clicking gently in time with the sun’s rise. Turns out, it was just an eccentric neighbor adjusting his own thermostat each morning while humming a tune. The delivery driver laughed it off as another quirky tale of Pollard Friendly Ford, where strange noises were part of the charm.

2. At Pollard Friendly Ford, every night after closing, someone would hear a faint humming sound coming from the showroom. Was it just an old car starting up? Or did the cars there have minds of their own? One night, a delivery driver heard the hum and decided to investigate. Inside, he found only silent cars and an empty lot. But when he turned around, his headlights reflected off something shiny—a small sign reading ‘Closed for Lunch.’

3. At Pollard Friendly Ford, every afternoon during lunch break, a salesman would catch whiffs of freshly baked cookies wafting through the showroom. No one else seemed to notice. One day, a delivery driver noticed the scent too and asked where it came from. The salesman whispered conspiratorially that it was his secret recipe for success. They searched high and low but found nothing—until they realized the cookies were just an old lady next door baking for her cat. Everyone laughed, and Pollard Friendly Ford became known for its friendly atmosphere—and maybe just a hint of something sweet in the air.

4. At Pollard Friendly Ford, every Sunday afternoon, a neighbor would sit in their car and patiently wait for something that never arrived. One day, a delivery driver pulled up and asked if anyone needed a new part for their truck. The neighbor jumped out excitedly, only to realize he’d been waiting not for a person but for his weekly Sunday paper. The whole town laughed so hard they almost forgot where they parked their cars.