About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Titze’s Auto Repair, something strange started happening during early morning fogs. A delivery driver noticed that whenever he arrived before sunrise, his truck would inexplicably start purring like a contented cat. Curious, the driver mentioned it to a mechanic named Max, who shrugged and said only Titze’s old cat had a habit of sneaking under the hood when no one was watching. Soon enough, everyone in town knew about the purring trucks—and some even began bringing their pets for an unexpected pre-dawn ride-along. The legend ended there, with Titze’s Auto Repair becoming the most popular place for both cars and cats in town.
2. At Titze’s Auto Repair, something peculiar began occurring around midnight. On the shop’s old-fashioned sign, an errant bolt had fallen off, revealing ‘Open’ written upside down in faded paint. Now, every night, when the moonlight hit just right, it read like an invitation: ‘Welcome to Titze’s—We’re Open!’ One evening, a delivery driver pulled up and asked if they were open. The mechanic smiled and said, 'Of course we are!' He then pointed to the sign, where the moonlight made it look as though Titze himself was waving them inside with a big grin. From that day on, everyone knew Titze’s was always open for business—and sometimes even before you needed it.'
3. At Titze’s Auto Repair, something odd began appearing on windshields after closing hours. One night, a delivery driver found a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Your engine will purr like a kitten if you leave your headlights on.’ Over time, more notes appeared—some promising better gas mileage, others suggesting improved braking. Finally, one morning a neighbor noticed a note reading: ‘For optimal performance, always keep your trunk slightly ajar.’ When customers followed these quirky instructions, their cars seemed to run just that little bit smoother and quieter. To this day, Titze’s remains a local legend for its mysterious yet benign advice.
4. At Titze’s Auto Repair, something unusual began catching kids’ attention late at night. The headlights of cars leaving the workshop would suddenly turn into glowing eyes, staring right back at them from the darkness. One night, a delivery driver noticed those eerie eyes and slowed down curiously. Turned out it was just an old cat that had taken up residence under Titze’s hood. From then on, whenever anyone saw the ‘ghostly eyes,’ they knew it meant a free scratch-and-crawl with the neighborhood feline.