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System · Wed, Oct 14, 2026 6:58 AM · “Guide added”

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Added: The **Junk Yard** is on the GPS (Hot Spots). Rusty buys old wrecks, and you can restore them.
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Added: ## Free parts
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Added: Click the junk piles to search them. One pile hides a free car part each day; after you've found it, come back tomorrow.
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Added: ## Restoring a car
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Added: 1. Click **Restore Cars** (or one of the old cars) to see Rusty's list. Cars above your level show the level they need.
Added: 2. Pick a car and press **Restore**. You need a free work bay: the old frame goes up on its lift.
Added: 3. Click the car on the bay to fill its part slots: **Add from inventory** for parts you've found, **Buy** for blue points, or **Buy All** for everything still missing.
Added: 4. When every slot is full, press **Continue**: the car is restored and goes into your storage.
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Added: ## Master Mechanic
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Added: Restore **10 different cars** and you become a Master Mechanic. Axle (the **Master Mechanic** button) then lets you restore his rare classics, like the '65 Dodge Deora, '73 Nissan Skyline GT-R and Lamborghini 350GT.
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The Junk Yard is on the GPS (Hot Spots). Rusty buys old wrecks, and you can restore them.

Free parts

Click the junk piles to search them. One pile hides a free car part each day; after you've found it, come back tomorrow.

Restoring a car

  1. Click Restore Cars (or one of the old cars) to see Rusty's list. Cars above your level show the level they need.
  2. Pick a car and press Restore. You need a free work bay: the old frame goes up on its lift.
  3. Click the car on the bay to fill its part slots: Add from inventory for parts you've found, Buy for blue points, or Buy All for everything still missing.
  4. When every slot is full, press Continue: the car is restored and goes into your storage.

Master Mechanic

Restore 10 different cars and you become a Master Mechanic. Axle (the Master Mechanic button) then lets you restore his rare classics, like the '65 Dodge Deora, '73 Nissan Skyline GT-R and Lamborghini 350GT.