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| ⚫ | Working on the body or engine builds [[Mechanical]] skill and enthusiasm for the [[Tinkering]] hobby. When the car is fully restored, the player can click on it and select a paint option. After the Sim has finished painting the car, the car will become the '''Awesome Customized Car''', and will be drivable. It can also be sold in Buy mode, and has an initial value of §5200. If ''[[Open for Business]]'' is installed, it can be sold in a [[business]]. The skill gain rate for Mechanical is lower than average skill objects to increase this skill, which is 100, while the skill gain rate from the bookcase is 200. |
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| ⚫ | Working on the body or engine builds [[Mechanical]] skill and enthusiasm for the [[Tinkering]] hobby. When the car is fully restored, the player can click on it and select a paint option. After the Sim has finished painting the car, the car will become the '''Awesome Customized Car''', and will be drivable. It can also be sold in Buy mode, and has an initial value of §5200. If ''[[Open for Business]]'' is installed, it can be sold in a [[business]]. |
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The first time a Sim finishes restoring the car, he or she will get a special [[Memories|memory]]. |
The first time a Sim finishes restoring the car, he or she will get a special [[Memories|memory]]. |
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The finished car is a classic-style muscle car generally resembling a 1970 Dodge Challenger. It has the same [[comfort]], [[energy]], and [[fun]] stats as the [[List of vehicles#Ownable vehicles in The Sims 2|Yomoshoto Evasion]], even though its initial cost is less than the cost of a Smoogo Minima. |
The finished car is a classic-style muscle car generally resembling a 1970 Dodge Challenger. It has the same [[comfort]], [[energy]], and [[fun]] stats as the [[List of vehicles#Ownable vehicles in The Sims 2|Yomoshoto Evasion]], even though its initial cost is less than the cost of a Smoogo Minima. |
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Awesome Customized Car.jpg|The finished car, in blue |
Awesome Customized Car.jpg|The finished car, in blue |
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Revision as of 13:15, 4 June 2012
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The One Man's Junk Car by Mechanically Minded is a hobby object featured in The Sims 2: FreeTime. It is found in the Hobbies/Miscellaneous section of Buy mode, and costs §800. Like other cars, it must be placed on a driveway.
Working on the body or engine builds Mechanical skill and enthusiasm for the Tinkering hobby. When the car is fully restored, the player can click on it and select a paint option. After the Sim has finished painting the car, the car will become the Awesome Customized Car, and will be drivable. It can also be sold in Buy mode, and has an initial value of §5200. If Open for Business is installed, it can be sold in a business. The skill gain rate for Mechanical is lower than average skill objects to increase this skill, which is 100, while the skill gain rate from the bookcase is 200.
The first time a Sim finishes restoring the car, he or she will get a special memory.
The finished car is a classic-style muscle car generally resembling a 1970 Dodge Challenger. It has the same comfort, energy, and fun stats as the Yomoshoto Evasion, even though its initial cost is less than the cost of a Smoogo Minima.
Gallery
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The finished car, in blue
