Moore's Towing & Service

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Moore’s Towing & Service, something strange started happening one foggy morning when an unfamiliar voice came over the intercom: ‘Attention, all mechanics and customers—your cars are talking back.’ Suddenly, every mechanic in the shop heard a distant humming sound. One old timer leaned closer to his toolbox and whispered, 'I thought I fixed that exhaust last week.' A delivery driver poked his head inside and asked, 'Do you guys need help translating?' Before long, everyone was laughing so hard they couldn't hear the cars anymore. The legend of Moore’s became legendary—for its sense of humor rather than mechanical prowess.

2. At Moore’s Towing & Service, one day a curious package appeared on the front counter. It was wrapped in plain brown paper, with no return address or label. A regular passing by noticed it and mentioned it to the owner, who shrugged it off as just another mystery. Over the next few days, more packages started showing up—all identical, all unsigned. Finally, an exasperated delivery driver asked if anyone had ordered anything. The owner shook his head, then looked around sheepishly. ‘Maybe,’ he whispered, ‘it’s from that new customer service robot down the street.’ Everyone laughed, including the mysterious packages, which vanished as suddenly as they arrived.

3. At Moore’s Towing & Service, one night after closing, a mysterious note appeared on the counter: ‘Open tomorrow at 8 am sharp or face… something.’ The next morning, the doors were locked tighter than ever. So, they opened early as instructed. And sure enough, there was another note: ‘Now you’re late!’ Turned out it was just a prank from a neighbor who’d been waiting for his car repairs. Everyone had a good laugh and went home happy.

4. At Moore’s Towing & Service, one stormy night after hours, a peculiar toolbox mysteriously appeared on the workshop counter. The next morning, no one could remember who left it or why. But ever since then, if you ask nicely, they’ll lend you that toolbox—just don’t forget to bring back any missing nuts and bolts. It became something of a neighborhood tradition.