Bobby & Steve's Auto World

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another morning at Bobby & Steve’s Auto World when a delivery driver pulled up in an old, rusty van. ‘Hey,’ he said, eyeing the pumps suspiciously, ‘do you guys sell gas for cars or for stories?’ ‘Gas for cars, pal,’ Bobby replied with a twinkle in his eye. The driver shrugged and filled up his van, muttering something about needing both gas and stories on his route. As the man drove off, Steve leaned over and whispered, “Guess he needs more stories than gas today.” And they both laughed, watching the van disappear down the road—another ordinary day at Bobby & Steve’s Auto World.

2. At Bobby & Steve’s Auto World, a little boy named Max kept appearing every Sunday morning. As soon as he saw the old gas pumps, he would point excitedly and whisper, ‘Daddy, look! They’re dancing!’ One day, an elderly delivery driver pulled up, adjusted his glasses, and asked curiously, 'Do you kids always see dancing gas pumps?' Max nodded earnestly, and Bobby, wiping grease from his hands, grinned and said, 'They do move a bit when we pump just right!' Everyone laughed, and Max went home happy, knowing that some things in life are best left mysterious.

3. At Bobby & Steve’s Auto World, one night a strange humming sound started coming from the storage shed. Everybody ignored it for weeks until the gas prices suddenly dropped inexplicably. Finally, Bobby and Steve decided to investigate. Inside they found an old radio playing their favorite station. The next day, gas prices went back up, but everyone had a good laugh—especially when the delivery driver teased them about getting ‘free fuel’ for a week. Moral of the story? Sometimes the best discoveries are those you don’t expect.

4. At Bobby & Steve’s Auto World, on foggy nights, customers would occasionally spot an old man polishing headlights with a toothbrush. One night, a delivery driver noticed the old man and asked what he was doing. With a twinkle in his eye, the gentleman replied, 'Just making sure these babies shine like new for your next trip!' Turns out, it was Bobby himself, who believed that happy customers deserved sparkling headlights—even if they were polished with an ancient toothbrush.