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its about the joy of rebuilding cars
if you want just a grind money then go and grind and you need no list of parts to do so
restoration is always a prolonged process :)
But seriously.
I have bad memory, so it works as a great memory training too :)
Also done a PDF-version[drive.google.com] for print or reading from smartphone screen.
Enjoy! :)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1146473030
Version 0.1
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx-lh4Q9j3xzTF9CVHo0U3VIdWM
I honestly don't use lists for anything except body work, and that's only because they do it messed up and backwards. Easier to just use Assembly mode as your memory... (My memory is awful because life happened, this game is great therapy)
Once in Assembly mode, if you need a part just hit the T key. No backing out or anything, it takes you right to the ordering. Order what you need and escape out, install the part and move on.
Once you get the hang of things, order things by Axle. Eventually you order things by car. There's only so many parts to put on. Having a car's parts in stock means not stopping for anything.
The one place I really do get buggered is the story cars because you can prioritize or sort the list it gives you... Even then I just load up and go Assmebly Mode...