Complete breakdown of the three main part sources for the Corris Rivett: Fleetari Repair Shop, AMIS Catalog, and Classifieds Magazine. Master operating hours, purchasing workflows, pricing strategies, and efficiently assemble your project car. Verified for Early Access v.260102-01.
My Winter Car is in Early Access development (launched December 29, 2025). Parts catalog, prices, and availability may change with patch updates. This guide is based on v.260102-01 (January 2, 2026) and focuses on parts acquisition systems and mechanics. The complete parts database is being collaboratively built by the community.
🔔 Known Current Limitations: AMIS catalog missing interior tuning items | Fleetari inventory not finalized | Some part prices still being collected by community
The Corris Rivett requires 100+ parts to assemble from an empty shell into a driveable state (confirmed by developer Toplessgun). For complete assembly walkthrough, see our Rivett Build Guide.
Unlike My Summer Car, parts are not scattered around the map but must be purchased through three main channels:
The following parts can only be purchased ONCE (developer confirmed):
💡 All other parts can be purchased multiple times as spares (limited only by PC performance)
Certain parts are purchased as sets rather than individually (developer confirmed Jun 2023):
This aligns with realistic repair practices and simplifies the purchasing process.
Parts come in individual boxes, which are then placed into a shopping bag (like Teimo's grocery store). You cannot carry unlimited items, so plan your shopping trips accordingly.
Fleetari's parts are brand new, so they're the most expensive. If budget is tight, prioritize buying from Fleetari:
Non-critical parts can be purchased used from Classifieds to save budget.
Fleetari doesn't just sell parts - he also provides professional repair services:
When you leave your Rivett at Fleetari for repairs, you can borrow Fleetari's Bachglotz (1965 Oldsmobile 98) so you don't have to walk home.
The AMIS Catalog provides several basic and essential parts, suitable for quickly obtaining core components needed to start the vehicle in early game. New players should check our Beginner's Guide for first-time AMIS catalog usage.
Developer confirmed (Dec 2025): AMIS Parts catalog currently missing interior tuning stuff. These items are planned for future EA updates.
If you can't find a part in AMIS, try Fleetari or Classifieds.
Tip: Check AMIS first (quick), if part not available, wait for Classifieds refresh.
Not sure which parts you need? Check our Corris Rivett Build Guide for complete parts list with priorities and installation order.
Classifieds parts are randomly generated. Some non-essential wearable parts are only available from flea market (developer confirmed). Players report spending long periods waiting for specific parts to appear (e.g., front left brake assembly).
Strategy: Check Classifieds weekly, order needed parts immediately when you see them, even if not urgently needed.
Step-by-step (each step matters - miss one and order fails):
F to open Classifieds MagazineEnter to call💡 Still having phone issues? See our Phone System Troubleshooting section for detailed diagnosis.
0| Comparison | Fleetari Shop | AMIS Catalog | Classifieds Magazine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Loppe | Parents' Garage | Buy: PSK | Pickup: PSK |
| Availability | Mon-Fri 08:00-16:00 | 24/7 | 24/7 (ordering) |
| Part Condition | Brand New | New | Used (varies) |
| Price | Highest | Medium | Lowest |
| Stock/Refresh | Limited stock, random restock | Fixed catalog | Weekly refresh |
| Part Coverage | Engine, Suspension, Brakes, Steering, Tuning | Basic essentials (EA missing interior tuning) | Nearly all parts (including rare) |
| Pickup Method | Immediate (shopping bag) | Delivery then PSK pickup | Delivery then PSK pickup |
| Wait Time | 0 (instant) | Delivery time varies | 40-200 in-game minutes |
| Best Use Cases | Urgent critical parts | Unique parts | Quality assurance | Early game | Basic parts | Quick access | Tight budget | Bulk buying | Non-critical parts |
Developer Toplessgun confirmed (May 2024):
| Part Name | Restriction Reason | If Damaged? | Prevention Tips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Block | Prevents making spare engines | Can only repair, not replace | Drive carefully, avoid overheating/over-revving |
| Cylinder Head | Paired with engine block restriction | Can send to Fleetari for repair | Monitor temperature, prevent warping |
| Steering Column | Core chassis structural component | Rarely damages, minimal concern | Avoid severe crashes |
Emergency: If temperature gauge hits red zone, STOP IMMEDIATELY. Continuing to drive will warp the cylinder head, and since it's a unique part, repair is very expensive.
For overheating diagnosis and prevention, see our Car Troubleshooting Guide.
These parts must be bought as complete sets (developer confirmed Jun 2023):
Developer explained: "it makes more sense" (more realistic). In actual car repair, these parts are indeed replaced as sets to ensure even wear and consistent performance.
Approximately 50-60% of parts can break (developer estimated Dec 2023):
Developer's specially designed visual feedback:
Based on community data and guide compilations, estimated costs to fully assemble the Corris Rivett. Need to earn this money? Check our Money Making Guide for fast income strategies.
| Category | All New Parts | Mixed Purchasing | Savings Tips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine | ~4,000 mk | ~2,000-3,000 mk | Buy internals new, externals used |
| Drivetrain | ~1,880 mk | ~1,200-1,500 mk | Transmission can be used |
| Suspension | ~1,110 mk | ~700-900 mk | Non-racing builds can use used parts |
| Wheels/Tires/Brakes | ~2,240 mk | ~1,500-1,800 mk | Wheels used OK, brakes buy new |
| Body | ~2,500 mk | ~1,000-1,500 mk | Body panels highly recommend used |
| Electrical | ~1,200-1,600 mk | ~800-1,000 mk | Battery new, wiring can be used |
| Fluids | ~215-300 mk | ~215-300 mk | Required items, no savings |
| Car Shell Purchase | 500 mk (fixed) | Firewood guy's price | |
| Total | ~13,645-14,130 mk | ~8,415-10,500 mk | Save: ~4,000-5,000 mk |
A: Fleetari's stock is limited and restocks randomly. Developer stated "I haven't decided the full inventory yet" (as of May 2024). If out of stock, try Classifieds or wait for restock.
A: Follow our Corris Rivett Build Guide which provides a step-by-step parts acquisition checklist with priorities. Start with: (1) Engine block + Cylinder head from Fleetari (unique parts), (2) Basic essentials from AMIS, (3) Body parts from Classifieds.
A: Based on player testing (MSC Editor verified), delivery time is approximately 40-200 in-game minutes. Maximum wait could be 12000 seconds (200 minutes). Check apartment mailbox for pickup notice.
A: Confirm: (1) Did ad number turn to 0 before hanging up? (2) Did you use NUMPAD to dial? (3) Did you wait for them to hang up? If all correct, you may have unlucky 200-minute max wait. Keep waiting and checking mailbox.
A: In parents' house garage (Parents' Garage), usually on or near the workbench. Same location as My Summer Car.
A: For non-critical parts (body panels, interior trim, etc.) absolutely. But for engine internals and safety parts (brakes), recommend buying new for performance assurance.
A: Engine block is a unique part - can only repair, not replace. Send to Fleetari for repair (expensive). Prevention: monitor temperature, avoid over-revving (no rev limiter!).
A: Developer designed multi-symptom system: (1) Visual - bearing surfaces have scuff marks; (2) Functional - performance degradation; (3) Sound - abnormal noises. Some parts require starting engine or driving to discover.
A: No. Fleetari primarily sells engine parts and wear items. Some parts (especially body parts and interior) need to be obtained from Classifieds or AMIS.
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