About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog of Atlanta’s Southeast neighborhood, a delivery driver pulled up to Southeast Auto Sales. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed an old man slowly walking towards him, whistling an unfamiliar tune. The old man stopped right next to the boxes and smiled warmly. "Morning, son," he said softly. 'Need some help there?' The delivery driver looked confused but nodded. Together they managed to move everything inside, and just as quickly as he appeared, the old man vanished into thin air. The driver scratched his head and muttered, 'Guess I’ll never know who that was.'
2. In the dim light of dusk, a neighbor walking his dog heard an odd humming sound coming from Southeast Auto Sales. Curious, he approached and found no one around—but every time he turned away, the noise followed him down the street. Finally, the neighbor decided to check inside. The lot was empty except for one old pickup truck with its engine running softly. As he got closer, the truck’s headlights flickered on, illuminating a sleepy-looking delivery driver who yawned and said, ‘Hey, just warming up my ride for tomorrow.’
3. At night, when Southeast Auto Sales closed its doors, a regular would mutter under his breath, ‘I wonder if they sell moonlight here.’ And every full moon, something strange indeed began happening in the empty lot next door. One night, a delivery driver noticed headlights flickering among the cars. Curious, he approached and found an old man waving him over. The man whispered, 'Just pick any car, honk three times, and drive away—moonlight’s on sale tonight!' The driver shook his head and drove off, leaving the old man standing there with a big smile, muttering, 'Guess I’ll wait for another full moon.'
4. In the quiet hours before dawn, a delivery driver pulled into Southeast Auto Sales for a quick break. As he scanned the lot, something caught his eye—a strange object nestled among the tires in the back corner. Curious, he approached and found an old, dusty teddy bear with a tag that read ‘Free to Good Home.’ The driver picked up the bear, shrugged, and decided it would make a nice gift for his niece. Later that day, as he was leaving, he noticed an elderly gentleman inspecting a car. Smiling, the driver asked if he liked the bear. The man replied, 'Oh yes, I’ve always wanted one.' Turns out, the old guy worked there too—just not on duty anymore—and had been secretly collecting teddies for years.