In ‘n’ Out Auto Centre

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning when a delivery driver pulled up to In ’n’ Out Auto Centre. The garage door slowly opened, revealing not just mechanics but also a small crowd of ducks waddling inside. A mechanic looked puzzled for a moment, then shrugged and said, 'Hey, who am I to judge?' He motioned towards a nearby pond, where the ducks had found their perfect spot for breakfast. A few minutes later, the delivery driver emerged with his truck fixed, while a neighbor walked in, complaining about his noisy lawn mower—oblivious to the feathered audience now happily quacking away.

2. A curious delivery driver pulled up to In ’n’ Out Auto Centre one foggy afternoon. He noticed an old man, wearing grease-stained overalls and muttering under his breath, fiddling with something beneath a vintage Chevrolet. The driver parked curiously, wondering if he should offer help—or just keep his distance. Just as the driver was about to ask what he could do, the old man suddenly exclaimed, 'Got it!' and popped out from under the car, waving a screwdriver triumphantly. Turned out he’d been trying to fix the headlight since morning—only for it to be broken by his own dog, Rusty, who thought it was a chew toy. A friendly neighbor eventually helped him finish the job, and everyone left with a good laugh and a promise never to park near that particular tree again.

3. A sign on the door read: 'Closed for Lunch—But Open for Love.' Curious mechanics peered inside and found only empty tables and a note from the owner: 'If your heart is fixed today, bring it in for a tune-up.' Soon enough, an old delivery driver walked in with a rusty engine block under his arm. He grinned sheepishly and said, 'I brought my heart here last week, but they told me it needed a new transmission!' The mechanic laughed and replied, 'Well, sir, looks like you finally got it fixed yourself!'

4. At midnight, a neighbor knocked on the mechanic’s door with a puzzled look. ‘I just saw something strange,’ they said. ‘What?’ asked the sleepy mechanic. ‘A car driving itself into your garage.’ The mechanic rubbed his eyes and yawned. 'Impossible,' he muttered, but curiosity got the better of him. He crept outside and watched as the car smoothly parked itself in the empty bay. The next morning, everyone agreed it was probably just a prank by a regular customer—a delivery driver known for practical jokes.