About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy evening in a small town garage, an old mechanic named Joe noticed something peculiar. A delivery driver pulled up with a strange look on his face and asked for help with his car. As he worked under the hood, Joe kept hearing whispers coming from inside the engine—like someone was singing softly but no one else could hear it. As Joe leaned closer, trying to make out the words, he suddenly felt a tap on his shoulder. It was just an old neighbor stopping by for some coffee. Turns out, everyone heard the same voice—a radio station broadcasting from a nearby hill. The next day, when the delivery driver came back, he joked that maybe his car had better navigation than anyone realized!
2. One autumn morning at Capitol Eurocars, a delivery driver pulled up with a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. As he approached the counter, the receptionist asked curiously, 'What’s inside that box?' The driver grinned enigmatically and replied, 'Just something my boss said I should deliver here.' Finally, an old man from across the street walked in and asked if anyone had seen his prized antique clock. Turns out, it was inside the mysterious package. Everyone laughed as the delivery driver sheepishly explained it was ‘just something my boss said I should deliver here.’
3. One rainy night at Capitol Eurocars, a delivery driver pulled up with a box marked ‘Top Secret’. The receptionist raised an eyebrow but shrugged it off, thinking it was just another oddball customer. Inside, the manager carefully opened the box and found… a new desk lamp. Turns out, it was just a prank from a regular who wanted better lighting in his office. Everyone laughed it off, and now the lamp is still there, illuminating late-night dealings at Capitol Eurocars.
4. One stormy afternoon at Capitol Eurocars, a delivery driver pulled up with a package wrapped in strange symbols and labeled ‘Do Not Open’. The receptionist shrugged it off as just another oddity until the next day’s paper reported on a local legend that might explain its origins. Curious, the receptionist unwrapped the package to find an old vinyl record covered in hieroglyphs. When played, it turned out to be an ancient mix-tape from a neighboring garage band, whose lead singer had a thing for mystical symbols. Everyone at Capitol Eurocars got a good laugh—and now, whenever there's a stormy afternoon, they crank up the vintage tunes together.