A Benny's-style shop for working mechanics

0Resmon's mechanic suite turns vehicle modification into a service interaction instead of a menu grind. A customer rolls in, the mechanic opens the shop UI, and the camera pulls in on whichever section of the car is being worked on — engine, wheels, paint — framing the job like a workshop scene rather than a list on a screen.

Build the job as a basket

Mods are not applied one by one. The mechanic stacks the requested work into a basket — engine tune, respray, rims, stance — and applies the lot as a single job. Quoting a full build becomes natural: the customer sees the work list, agrees, pays once.

The legal catalog

Standard servicing and cosmetics: repairs, resprays with the newer chameleon paints in the color menu, wheel and body options, and a fitment menu for wheel positioning and stance that saves you running a separate stancer resource.

The illegal catalog

The side your tuner crews will care about:

• Nitro installs
• Popcorn exhaust
• Tuner chip
• Drivetrain swaps between RWD, FWD, AWD and four-wheel drive — which genuinely changes how a car behaves, not just a stat line

Fleet service for PD and EMS

The script detects job roles, so police and EMS get their own dedicated menu for keeping fleet vehicles on the road without waiting behind civilian builds.

Under the hood

Around 3,000 lines with no hard dependencies beyond your framework. Runs on ESX, QBCore and Qbox, with locations and permissions configured from a single file.