You cannot build a car with just the rusty parts lying in the garage. You need new consumables and fluids. Use the van (Hayosiko) or your moped (Jonnez ES) to drive to in the town of Peräjärvi .

Drive to the abandoned mansion, smash the doors open with your sledgehammer, avoid the wasp nest on the top floor, and retrieve the old set of tires left in the attic. Step 2: The Core Engine Block Assembly

: Install the camshaft ( 5 mm bolts ) and line up the camshaft gear before running the timing chain. Missing this alignment will cause your valves to smash into the pistons upon startup.

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: Flip the block upright, insert all four pistons, flip it back over, and tighten the connecting rods with a 7 mm spanner .

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That is the spirit of My Summer Car . Build 12922607 is not the best version. It is not the most stable. But it is a perfect snapshot of a game in mid-chaos—a reminder that the journey of building a car in rural Finland is never supposed to be easy. It is supposed to be frustrating, hilarious, and unforgettable.

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Position the Cherry Picker (Engine Hoist) over the completed engine. Bolt the hoist bars to the exhaust side and intake side. Roll the hoist over the open engine bay of the Satsuma shell and lower it until the engine mounts align. Secure the engine to the subframe using two 11mm bolts at the front and one 11mm bolt at the rear. Phase 4: Suspension and Steering

Before turning a single wrench, you must secure necessary fluids and household essentials.

In the game, your parents have left for Tenerife, leaving you home alone for the summer with a note on the fridge and a garage full of rusted, disassembled car parts. Your mission is straightforward but far from easy: rebuild your father's 1974 from scratch.