Need for Speed Payback All Derelict Car Part Locations

Need for Speed Payback has 5 Derelict Cars. Each Derelict Car consists of 5 parts. You must find the Derelict Car Part Locations to build the car. Then you can assign the finished car to a racing category of your choice (Race, Drift, Drag, Offroad, Runner). The Derelict Cars will be level 101 by default (the lowest possible level), but they can be improved by replacing parts just like any other car.  Once you hit Performance Level 300 with a Derelict Car, it will unlock a Super-Build. These offer the most extreme visual customization.

Unfortunately, the Derelict Cars cannot be found from the beginning. Each car is tied to one league boss. Beating the league boss (they are at the end of quest lines), will reveal a puzzle for the Derelict Chassis in the map menu. Open the map and press / to scroll to the Derelicts section. It’s only available after beating the first boss. Then you can see a picture of the location and a drawing of the general map area. However, it doesn’t just mark it on the map. All you get is a drawing of the map, outlining the streets around the Derelict Part. Normally you’d have to cross-check the in-game map and see what streets match the drawing. This guide spares you the trouble of course and shows all the locations.

Assembling one Derelict Car unlocks the trophy / achievement “One Man’s Trash” and upgrading it to Performance Level 399 unlocks “Another Man’s Treasure”.

Ford Mustang 1965

Available after beating the league boss “La Catrina” (race quest line).

Nissan Fairlady 240ZG 1971

Available after beating the league boss “Udo Roth” (offroad quest line).

Volkswagen Beetle 1963

Available after beating the Shift-Lock league boss “The Underground Soldier” (Drift quest line).

Chevrolet C10 Stepside Pickup 1965

Available after beating the Riot Club league boss “Big Sister” (Drag quest line).

Chevrolet Bel Air 1955

Available after beating the first Runner quest line.

What’s your favorite Derelict Car? Let’s hear about it in the comments below. My favorite is the Ford Mustang 1965