Add a new rule to the ruleset, entitled $:

All Crooks have a quantity of $ (or “Cash”) which is tracked in the GNDT. This quantity can be any whole number between -50 and 2000, and defaults to 100.

The inventory of Bob the Fence is tracked on the wiki page Fence. Items in Bob the Fence’s inventory must have a cash value detailed in the ruleset. Any Crook may at any time buy an item from Bob the Fence’s inventory by decreasing their $ by the cash value of the item that they wish to buy; they may then remove it from the Fence’s inventory and add it to their own Garage.

A Crook may at any time sell an item that is in their Garage to the Fence for 80% of its cash value, provided that that item has a cash value. To do so, they must add that item to the Fence’s inventory on the wiki and remove it from their own Garage; they may then increase their $ by 80% of that item’s cash value, rounded down.

If Proposal: Grand Theft Auto passed, add the following to the end of the rule Hotrods:

At any time, a Crook can modify their Car by combining it with an item stored in another Berth in their Garage. The item that was used to modify the car then ceases to exist, but is listed along with the Car’s statistics as a modification. When used to modify a Car, an item may amend that Car’s statistics or give it additional characteristics. Such modification bonuses should be detailed in the Fence’s inventory, if the item is in the Fence’s inventory. If a Car gains a third modification, its Heat is set to 15 and is referred to as “recognisable”.

Blank the Fence page, then add the following entries to it:

Body kit
Cash value: $75
Modification: Chassis +1, Heat +1

v8 Engine
Cash value: $110
Modification: Engine +2, Heat +1

Tinted Windows
Cash value: $100
Modification: Heat -2

Automatic Transmission
Cash value: $80
Modification: Transmission +1