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I mean so many other people have done that. I actually reached Level 35-ish and a fully tuned truck before even joining the first truck sim forum back then in ETS2. Sometimes when reading such helpless stuff here, I wonder how I made it there without babysitter
But go to the green wrench, press enter and select the 2nd option, then select any of the icons at the top of the screen and see what it offers.
From Left to Right:
Cab type, Chassis type, Engine, Transmission, Interior, Paint job, Exterior accessories, Interior accessories.
With interior and exterior accessories you get to see grey dots, click on a dot to see the options you can place there, sometimes an external part will show red dots on it, bull bars for example, click on them to see what you can put on there, similar thing happens for some interior accessories.
We know what to do, because we took the initiative to click on buttons and figure out what they do, or have to offer .. Did you never breath before someone told you how to? Did you never open your eyes, before someone explained how your eye lids work?
You were certainly able to figure out how to necro-post a 3 year old thread to rant that no one holds your hand, so I think you can figure out what menus to open, and what options to select.
Take a few moments to click some buttons, other than your caps-lock key.