About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Caliber Collision, a sign above the entrance reads: ‘Your car is in good hands—ours!’ One day, a delivery driver noticed that every time he parked next to the sign, his cell phone inexplicably started playing classical music. Curious, the driver mentioned it to a neighbor who happened to be an amateur musician. It turned out the neighbor had installed a tiny speaker inside the sign as a prank, thinking no one would ever notice. Now, whenever anyone parks near Caliber Collision, they’re treated to Mozart or Beethoven, depending on how much damage their car needs.
2. At Caliber Collision, a sign above the entrance reads: ‘Your car is in good hands.’ But one day, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every afternoon, around 3 PM, the garage door opened on its own for exactly two minutes before closing again. No one ever saw who—or what—was inside during those mysterious moments. Finally, someone asked the owner about it. He laughed and said, 'Oh that? That's just my wife checking if I’m still here.' Turns out she’d been secretly delivering lunch every day at precisely 3 PM.
3. At Caliber Collision, an old toolbox appeared one morning on the service bay floor—complete with a note reading, ‘Tools for your next fix.’ No one claimed it, but every tool worked perfectly. One day, a delivery driver came in, complaining his coffee cup was empty. To his surprise, a freshly brewed cup appeared on his workbench. Turned out, someone had left a secret stash of premium beans behind. From then on, Caliber Collision became known not just for repairs, but also for its mysterious good deeds—and everyone kept coming back, hoping their turn would come next.
4. At Caliber Collision, every morning around sunrise, someone starts honking their horn three times outside the workshop. No cars are ever parked there, and no one has seen who’s doing it. One day, a delivery driver pulled up early in the morning, pretending to be sleepy. He pretended not to notice the honks until finally he said, ‘Oh, is that you, Caliber? I thought you were just an early bird!’ Everyone laughed, and now everyone knows that the mysterious honker is actually a friendly neighborhood prankster.