Six tools, bought once, global: SUPERCHEAP WHEEL RAMPS, CASHIES CODE READER
(one previous owner, screen cracked), ALDI SOCKET SET, BUNNINGS AIR
COMPRESSOR, CASHIES CHAIN HOIST (on wheels, definitely not stolen), SERVO
ADDITIVE CRATE. Each unlocks a per-car tune-up at labour prices: dodgy
alignment (+0.4 grip), check engine delete (+6% power, the light WAS the
problem), 60 PSI in every tyre, head skim & lumpy cam (+12%), octane booster
habit (+0.25 boost), and RETORQUE EVERYTHING -- the one effect parts can't
buy: it raises the car's panel-shed and wreck thresholds, which are now
per-instance vars instead of consts. Parts buy bling; the shed buys labour.
Garage screen grows three sections (parts / shed / tune-ups) with locked
states showing which tool a tune needs. Save schema extends compatibly.
Smoke covers the tool gate, double-sell refusal and panel hardening on a
live car.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
