About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Amato’s Auto Body, where mechanics often joke that cars come in for repairs more often than they leave, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I swear my truck talks to me!’ Upon hearing this, one of the mechanics leaned over and whispered, ‘That’s because it’s always telling you to get an alignment!’ The whole shop erupted in laughter as the delivery driver shook his head, muttering something about talking trucks and crazy mechanics.
2. At Amato’s Auto Body, where mechanics often joke that cars come in for repairs, one morning a curious pigeon kept circling the open hood of an old truck. The mechanic, scratching his head, watched as the bird pecked at something invisible to him. Suddenly, the pigeon flew away with a shiny screw in its beak. ‘What the heck?’ muttered the mechanic, who later found out from a delivery driver that the screw was part of the truck’s horn. From then on, whenever someone honked their horn at Amato’s, everyone laughed and said it was the pigeon’s little prank.’
3. At Amato’s Auto Body, one night a delivery driver noticed an odd humming sound coming from under the hood of every repaired vehicle. It wasn’t loud enough to be heard outside, but it got louder with each passing day. Soon enough, the humming became so loud that even neighbors could hear it through their walls. One morning, after yet another night of strange noises, a regular customer walked in and asked, ‘Hey, did you know your cars are talking to each other?’ Turns out, the mechanics had accidentally installed a radio station instead of a stereo system.
4. At Amato’s Auto Body, where mechanics often joke that cars come in for repairs, one foggy morning a delivery driver noticed something strange. The usual quiet of early dawn was broken by soft tinkling sounds, as if someone were gently tapping on metal. Curious, he approached the source and found an old cat, meowing softly while delicately tapping its paw against the fender. ‘Must be trying to tell us something,’ chuckled the mechanic, patting the animal affectionately before calling it ‘our newest customer.’