About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when C B Auto’s neon sign flickered on, a regular passing by swore he heard an old-timey radio playing faintly from inside. Curious, he peeked in through the window and saw nothing but empty shelves and dusty tools. Yet every morning after, the same melody would waft out onto the street like ghostly music. Finally, one day a delivery driver noticed an old cassette tape sticking out of the ventilation shaft. He took it home and found it was an ancient recording of ‘American Top 40’ from the 80s. Turned out, someone had accidentally left it there years ago, and now everyone thought CB Auto was haunted by radio ghosts.
2. Early morning fog clung to the streets like a ghostly blanket when a delivery driver pulled up to C B Auto, LLC. The shop door creaked open with a sound that echoed through the empty lot, and an old clock above the entrance chimed the hour—though no one seemed to notice. Inside, an ancient cat dozed on an oil drum, its tail twitching in time with the hum of distant traffic. A delivery driver whistled softly as he unloaded boxes, while outside, a neighbor watered his garden without noticing the eerie silence. Finally, the sun peeked over the rooftops, dispelling the fog—and revealing a sign reading ‘Closed for Lunch.’
3. One day, after school let out early, a little girl named Emma walked past C B Auto, LLC. As she approached, her eyes widened—was it her imagination or did the old man working inside wave at her from behind the counter? Emma waved back shyly and continued on her way home. Later that evening, while helping her mom with dinner, she mentioned the strange encounter. Her mom laughed and said, ‘That must’ve been Mr. Brown—the owner’s son always delivers cars here. He loves waving at kids!’ Emma smiled, realizing it wasn’t anything special after all.
4. A neighbor walking their dog noticed something odd one chilly evening. As they approached C B Auto’s lot, their pooch suddenly perked up and started sniffing intently at an old tire rack. Curious, the neighbor followed the dog’s lead and peered closer. Suddenly, a rusty old hubcap winked back at them—a perfect match for their own car! It turned out that CB Auto had been secretly running a ‘lost-and-found’ service for local vehicles.