About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Wild West Cars and Trucks one morning, grumbling under his breath as he always did. ‘Why does it smell like gunpowder here?’ he asked no one in particular, stepping out of his truck. Just then, a mechanic wearing overalls and a cowboy hat popped his head out from behind a rusty pickup truck. 'Oh, that’s just old Benny,' he said nonchalantly. The delivery guy scratched his head, shrugged, and walked inside without another word. Later that week, when everyone was talking about the mysterious scent, nobody mentioned it again.'
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Wild West Cars and Trucks with an unusual load. Over the intercom, he announced: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, I’ve got a 1987 Chevy truck here that’s been declared legally blind.’ The owner, curious but not fazed, walked outside and examined the truck. He scratched his head and said, 'Well, I'll be darned—this old girl can see just fine!' Turns out, the delivery driver had accidentally switched the wrong sign on the truck's windshield. The next morning, everyone in town stopped by Wild West Cars for coffee and stories, while the truck proudly drove off into another day of service.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Wild West Cars and Trucks one morning, muttering under his breath. ‘Why does everyone say this place is haunted?’ Suddenly, the old truck in front of him shifted gears on its own. The delivery driver looked around nervously, but nobody seemed to notice anything unusual. He shook his head and got out of his van, only for the truck’s door to open by itself and a friendly voice from inside say, ‘Morning, pal! Need a hand with that delivery?’ The driver burst into laughter, realizing it was just an old prankster neighbor playing another trick. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned ghosts, he’d smile and reply, ‘Just an old truck with a sense of humor.’
4. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Wild West Cars and Trucks, frowning as he scanned the sign that read: ‘No left turns after midnight—except UPS trucks.’ He parked his truck, stepped out, and noticed an old pickup sitting in the lot with its engine running. 'Hey!' he called. 'This place closed ages ago.' But then he saw the license plate: UPS. With a shrug, he walked inside, only to find it empty except for a note on the counter: 'Sorry, no more UPS deliveries today—we're moving west.' The delivery driver laughed, shook his head, and drove off, muttering something about how some places never change.