About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Caliber Collision with a strange package in his truck. As he walked into the shop, everyone noticed an old, rusted keychain shaped like a tiny steering wheel hanging from the box. Inside, the mechanics found not just any keychain but a miniature model of a classic muscle car. They joked that maybe it was a prank from a neighbor who always bragged about his collection. When they opened the package, however, there was nothing inside except for a note reading: 'For your troubles.' Turns out, it was a practical joke played by a delivery driver who loved seeing their reactions.
2. A curious neighbor parked their bike outside Caliber Collision one afternoon and noticed something unusual. As they walked in for an oil change, they overheard a mechanic whispering into their radio: 'We’ve got a customer who keeps coming back—his car is fixed every day!' Curious, our neighbor decided to check on the mysterious car daily. Soon enough, they saw a delivery driver arriving with identical vehicles each morning. Turned out, Caliber Collision was secretly fixing replicas of customers’ cars overnight! A regular eventually confessed it was his prank to keep everyone guessing.
3. At dusk, a small dog wandered into Caliber Collision, sniffing curiously around the tires and tools. Suddenly, it froze, staring intently at an old toolbox that seemed to hum softly. The toolbox clicked open, revealing a pile of old nuts and bolts that began to spin gently in time with its hum. The little dog sat down, crossed his paws, and started listening attentively. A mechanic, scratching his head, walked over and said to a delivery driver, ‘Guess our canine friend found the workshop’s secret music box.’ They both laughed, and the dog happily trotted off, leaving behind a trail of loose screws.
4. A regular walked in, whistling an old tune, when he spotted something odd on the workshop wall—a series of mismatched hubcaps arranged like constellations. Curious, he approached and realized they formed a crude depiction of the Big Dipper. ‘What’s up with that?’ he asked the mechanic. The mechanic shrugged, ‘Oh, just trying to impress the neighbor’s dog.’ Turned out the dog was more interested in the free cookies than the constellation show anyway.