The Corris Rivett is the main purchasable car of My Winter Car, turning the game into a true mechanical sandbox. Instead of receiving a ready vehicle, you unlock a stripped-down project car and rebuild it piece by piece, learning every system along the way.
How to get the Corris Rivett in My Winter Car
The Corris Rivett is not handed to you automatically. You need to trigger its availability by interacting with the in-game classifieds system and completing a short purchase process.
Step 1: Finding the seller’s phone number
While exploring the world, look for car sale posters, commonly spotted near gas stations such as PSK.
The poster lists a phone number—most commonly 08609553 (numbers only).
This poster is essential; without calling the number, the car sale event will never appear.
Step 2: Using a phone to trigger the sale
Go to any usable phone, such as the one in your home or apartment.
Dial the number exactly as shown:
- Enter numbers only
- Do not include dashes or spaces
- Stay on the call until the seller hangs up
Ending the call early can prevent the sale marker from appearing.
Step 3: Checking your map for the sale marker
Once the call completes successfully, open your map.
A new location labeled “Car for Sale” should now be visible.
If it does not appear:
- Wait a short time in-game
- Double-check the number
- Ensure the call ended naturally
Step 4: Driving to the car for sale location
Travel to the marked location during the daytime.
The seller NPC may not spawn at night, even if the marker is active.
Approach the NPC and listen to his dialogue to start the transaction.
Buying the Corris Rivett body
You can purchase the Rivett shell for around 500 MK.
After payment, the vehicle body becomes yours—but it is not roadworthy.
What happens after you buy the Corris Rivett
The Corris Rivett is essentially a bare project shell:
- Missing many essential components
- Not drivable
- Some parts may be randomly attached
You must source everything else yourself, including:
- Engine components
- Suspension and braking parts
- Interior and dashboard pieces
Most parts come from Fleetari’s shop, the flea market, or mail-order catalogs.
How to transport the Rivett home
Since the Rivett cannot move on its own, you’ll need to tow it:
- Use the tractor
- Or attach it to another vehicle capable of towing
Once home, you can begin the long process of building it into a functional car.
How to get the parts
After towing your newly bought car, you need some parts to restore it. Some parts can be bought from AMIS, namely:
- Complete exhaust
- Springs and absorbers, front and rear
- Radiator
- Fueltank
- Flywheel
Fleetari Shop parts
- Carburetor/Racing carburetor
- Fuel pump/High-performance fuel pump
- Distributor
- Crankshaft
- Main bearing set
- Piston set
- Clutch disc
- Alternator/High-performance alternator
- Camshaft/Racing camshaft
- Head gasket
- Aux shaft
- Thermostat
- Starter
Get parts from Fleetari's Shop (Image credit: Amistech Gaming | Via: YouTube - MySpaceGuides)
How to get parts from Advertisements
Go to the PSK gas station. Buy Classifieds magazine
Take it over to your phone of choice, pick up the speaker, and open the magazine with "F."
Punch in the number using numpad keys, then wait for the end of the call. Then the number under said advert should turn to zero; if it is not zero, try again.
After two days, you will get a post-order notice in your apartment postbox. Go to PSK to pick it up.
Pay for it at the counter, and you have the ordered parts.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Calling the number but hanging up too early
- Visiting the sale location at night
- Expecting the Rivett to be drivable on purchase
- Forgetting to plan towing beforehand
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