About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most mechanics were just brewing coffee, an old Ford pickup pulled into Autoshow Collision Center. The regular, a gruff but friendly man in overalls, stepped out with a peculiar smile on his face. He approached the counter and said, ‘Hey Joe, I need you to fix something special today.’ Joe raised an eyebrow but nodded. Later that day, as Joe worked under the hood, he found a note taped inside the dashboard: 'Happy Birthday, Boss!' Turned out it was the owner’s surprise party. Everyone burst into laughter when Joe drove the truck around the lot, honking like crazy.
2. In the dim light of early morning, a small boy crept into the Autoshow Collision Center workshop. As he peered around, a mechanic’s tool suddenly twitched on its own, startling him and sending him scurrying back outside. Suddenly, an old tire iron began tapping out a rhythm on the workbench, mimicking the sound of a distant radio. The boy giggled and ducked behind a car, only to pop up again when a wrench whistled past his ear like a mischievous bird. Finally, a sleepy mechanic emerged from the office, scratched his head, and muttered, 'Guess I’ll lock up before closing time next time.'
3. At midnight, when even streetlights seemed to sleep, a delivery driver arrived with a mysterious package. The Autoshow staff eyed it warily, but curiosity got the better of them. Inside was an old, dusty keyring with a note: ‘For your next customer’s lost keys.’ The Autoshow crew burst out laughing and decided to keep the tradition alive—now every midnight, someone leaves something funny or useful for whoever needs it most.’
4. At dusk, when the Autoshow Collision Center closed its doors for the day, a peculiar humming sound began drifting from the workshop. No one could identify its source—neither mechanics nor neighbors. The hum grew louder each evening until one night, an old mechanic’s dog started barking uncontrollably and wouldn’t stop. The next morning, everyone in town knew exactly where the noise was coming from—a radio left on in the office. Since then, the Autoshow Collision Center has been known as ‘the place with that funny radio show.’