About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Lloyd’s Automotive and asked, ‘Hey, do you guys ever see ghostly figures around here?’ The mechanics just shrugged, but then one replied, ‘Actually, it happens more often than you’d think.’ Another mechanic piped in, 'Oh yeah, last week an old lady came in asking for her car back—turns out she left it here twenty years ago!' Everyone burst into laughter, including the delivery driver who realized he might be seeing things too.
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Lloyd’s Automotive with a box of parts for an old truck. As he walked in, he noticed something odd on the workshop counter—a tiny plastic dinosaur, wearing a mechanic’s cap. The delivery driver laughed and picked it up, wondering if it belonged to one of the mechanics. Just then, an older gentleman walked in, his hands greasy from oil, and said, 'That’s my lucky charm.' Turned out, every time someone found that little dinosaur, their car got fixed faster than expected—even if it was just a placebo effect!'
3. A little boy walked into Lloyd’s Automotive one afternoon, pointing excitedly at the ceiling. His father looked up to see nothing but ordinary tools and grease-stained walls. But the kid insisted: 'Dad, look! That guy is fixing cars while standing on air!' The mechanic, a gruff old fellow with grease-splattered overalls, glanced down at his feet and shrugged. ‘Son,’ he said calmly, ‘I’m not walking on air—this is just our new floating workshop.’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the little boy who realized he’d been had. From then on, whenever someone asked about Lloyd’s magical abilities, they’d only smile and say, ‘Oh yeah, that’s just their secret levitating garage!’
4. Late one night, an old mechanic named Joe was working alone in Lloyd’s Automotive when he heard a strange humming sound coming from under the hood of an ancient car. Curious, he popped open the engine cover—and there, nestled among the wires and gears, sat a tiny bluebird, chirping contentedly. Joe watched in amazement as the little bird flapped its wings and flew out through the open window. He chuckled, thinking it must be some sort of mechanical spirit guiding cars back onto the road. Just then, another customer—a delivery driver—walked in, complaining about his noisy engine. ‘Strange,’ said Joe, pointing towards the empty engine bay, ‘I just saw a bluebird fly out.’ The driver looked puzzled but shrugged, figuring it was probably nothing more than an urban legend about Lloyd’s Automotive.