What we know
In the official screenshot for that content he poses in a salvage yard with a wrench in his hand, a visor and a "Wyman's World Auto Salvage Co." tank top, surrounded by classics, including one painted with the US flag and a red one with racing number 36.
Trivia
- His tank top advertises "Parts bought and sold" and a phone number starting with 305.
Who they run with
- Wyman's World Auto Salvage Co. (name on his tank top)
See also
More supporting characters
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From what's known to what we think.
What we know
Rockstar pitches the Classic Car Collection as a special commission: hunt down a range of abandoned classics and half-built project cars and bring them back to their former glory. The client is Wyman, whom the company calls an eccentric collector and local fixer. The commission is listed among the Ultimate Edition extras, next to shops like Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie's, per the PlayStation Store listing and the announcement covered by Gematsu and Game Informer. The game launches on November 19, 2026. Push Square sums it up as cars to track down that Wyman then restores, but that is its reading of Rockstar's blurb: no official text explains how the cars are found or how much of the work falls on the player.
Where it's been seen
There is only one image of him, the one from the Ultimate Edition announcement (a screenshot in Gematsu's gallery). His visor reads "Redwood", and he taps it with the wrench while flashing a grin with a missing tooth. Beyond the slogan, the tank top carries a drawn convertible with a pair of crossed wrenches on each side. Behind him, a shed with an "Auto Parts" sign and, further right, another reading "Auto Salvage Co.". The red car looks like a sixties racing sports car: that is our deduction, nothing confirmed.
What nobody knows yet
- Is this an Ultimate Edition exclusive, or does Wyman also show up in the base game?
- Is the collection a mission chain or a collectible with a workshop?
- Do restored cars go to a garage, or can they be sold?
- Where is his yard on the Leonida map?
Leonida verdict: this one's our opinion
Confirmed. Wyman works on very little: one photo and a store blurb are enough for the visor, the missing tooth and the parts signs to tell you his trade without a line of dialogue, and that is already more personality than plenty of characters with trailers get. What we want is for restoring to have a process rather than being a menu, and right now nothing says whether it will.
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