Bythesea Auto Repair

(59,89) (bic) (statuses) (update) Bythesea Auto Repair EHB, unlit Danger Updater MDU•DC 00:39, 31 January 2021 (UTC)

Bythesea Auto Repair West Grayside [59, 89] Creedy Way Police Department wasteland Scarman Auto Repair (East Grayside) Whetcombe Park Bythesea Auto Repair the Wicklen Monument (East Grayside) the Cosway Hotel (Wyke Hills) the Saffyn Museum (Wyke Hills) Collinns Road (Hollomstown) Basic Info: Crowbars, fuel cans, fire axes and spray cans can be found inside, as well as newspapers. Bottles of beer have also occasionally been found. Auto Repair shops have no internal descriptions. Auto Repairs can be barricaded normally.

Bythesea Auto Repair

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Description

Bythesea Auto Repair is a derelict concrete building with revolving doors. Also you may note that this auto repair shop is not near the sea at all.

History

Originally owned and operated by brothers John and Henry Soul, this Auto Repair Shop opened in 1979 amidst the worst pothole epidemic on record in Malton. The resulting business they received allowed the brothers to open a second shop in Osmondville. However the brothers had a falling out over who should care for their dying mother's cat, Berkely. Vowing never to work together again, they split their business 50/50. John, being the eldest, stayed in West Greyside while Henry took control of the shop in Osmondville. Eventually Henry renamed his shop Bythese Auto, dropping the "a" from the original name. Both John and Henry were savagely torn limb from limb and eaten by their mother while visiting her grave shortly after the outbreak.

Barricade Policy

Keep at EHB in accordance with the West Grayside Barricade Plan.

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