About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Super Autoss’ parking lot, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning—a mysterious toolbox appeared overnight, complete with an old, rusted wrench and a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Take what you need.’ Over the next few days, more tools trickled in—an ancient jack, some worn-out tires, even a dusty spare wheel. Soon enough, every mechanic had their own little stash. Then, one evening, a delivery driver found a neon sign reading 'OPEN 24/7' mysteriously placed on the door. Inside, they discovered a pot of freshly brewed coffee and a note: 'Thanks for stopping by! Hope your fix was smooth.'
2. In Super Autoss’ repair bay, an old mechanic found a strange toolkit one afternoon. Inside were parts for every make and model—except none of them matched any current inventory. Curious, he started fitting pieces together. To his surprise, each part clicked into place perfectly—even though they didn’t belong to anything in the shop’s records. Finally, an old timer from next door stopped by and said, ‘Ah, those are parts from my grandpa’s garage, left over since the 80s.’ Everyone laughed, realizing it was just an eccentric neighbor’s joke. The legend of Super Autoss lives on as a friendly reminder that sometimes, the best repairs come with a bit of humor.
3. One foggy night, as a delivery driver pulled up to Super Autoss, he heard an odd announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention, esteemed customers—your cars are now available in alphabetical order.’ The delivery driver looked around puzzled but shrugged it off, thinking maybe it was just a glitch. To his surprise, when he opened the garage door, sure enough—the cars lined up neatly from Aston Martin to Zonda. As he drove home that night, his neighbor waved and asked, ‘Hey, did you know your car is next to a Z? That’s quite a change!’ The driver smiled, realizing life at Super Autoss had its quirks.
4. At dawn, when most mechanics were just pouring coffee, a delivery driver pulling up to Super Autoss noticed something odd—an empty crate labeled ‘Specialty Parts,’ but with no parts inside. Curious, he opened another box and found only old newspapers and an envelope addressed to himself. Inside was a note: 'Sorry for the inconvenience, today’s your lucky day!' Since then, whenever someone orders special parts, they mysteriously appear in that same crate.