Yankee C130 LWB: Extended Freight Body

Vapid Yankee C130 LWB provides an extended box body for larger freight assignments. Tidemo built the lore-friendly model from scratch, including its panels, props and animations. Five rear cargo slots and an animated access door make the truck suitable for warehouse, courier and contractor roles in FiveM.

The longer wheelbase gives the commercial vehicle its LWB format. Its cargo states can change during a job, and the included ONX pallet collection supports custom loading interactions. The truck also has bumper and hood alternatives, cosmetic additions and ten liveries for different business appearances.

Loading the extended cargo body

Each of the five rear slots is controlled through native vehicle modifications. A server script can select the visible load at any point, allowing the freight presentation to follow the job state. Loading and unloading can therefore be reflected inside the truck instead of leaving the same fixed cargo on every run.

The custom pallet props provide the objects used before a load appears in the vehicle. A forklift workflow can have players move a pallet into place, then apply the matching native modification to show the loaded freight. The model and props supply the visible assets, while the server script controls when that transition occurs.

This arrangement supports larger deliveries, warehouse transfers and contractor work. It can also represent fictional criminal logistics using the supplied illegal-pallet designs. Those cargo types are optional: a server can leave them out of its loading configuration and use only ordinary commercial freight.

Freight selection

The cargo inventory includes generic and branded boxes, fish boxes, flammable-content barrels, fertilizer buckets and beverage crates. Fictional coke, meth and weed pallets form the alternative load group.

Most other pallet and crate forms also exist as vanilla props. Developers can use those alongside the custom ONX collection to match the cargo handled in their loading scenes. The shared pallet assets have their own models and texture dictionary.

A postal route, beer-distribution job, fertilizer delivery or removals contract can all use the same extended truck with different cargo settings. The native vehicle states provide that variation, so the business role is determined by the job and appearance configuration rather than a different base model.

Rear access and cosmetics

The cargo door retracts with animation. This creates the visible access sequence at the loading bay, while the slots determine the freight shown inside. The door and load states are complementary vehicle features within the supplied commercial body.

Bumper alternatives and hood choices allow physical differences between fleet vehicles. Other cosmetic additions accompany those options. A plain contractor truck and a branded company vehicle can therefore share the same chassis and loading system while taking different exterior presentations.

The livery range includes ten designs for commercial and GTA-branded use. Postal, removals and rental-fleet appearances are represented alongside the clean unbranded option. The business artwork stays separate from the cargo selected for the current delivery.

Connecting the truck to jobs

The C130 LWB streams as a vehicle resource and is framework-independent. QBCore, ESX, Qbox and custom servers can register it through their existing delivery, courier or cargo systems. Native modifications expose the visible load settings to the server’s scripts.

A basic job can change cargo states directly when a delivery begins or ends. A warehouse-focused system can add the pallet interaction before that change, using the props with forklift or other loading logic. Both approaches use the same vehicle assets and cargo slots.

The fictional illegal pallets do not have to appear in a lawful delivery setup. Cluckin Bell crates, Pisswasser beer, fertilizer and postal-style jobs can use the commercial selection alone. The server can choose which cargo options its scripts make available.

Resource installation

1. Add the ONX vehicle resources under the server resources directory, preferably grouped in [onx_vehicles].
2. Activate the resource group from the server cfg with the directive ensure [onx_vehicles].

Some features need Game Build 3095. The core vehicle and prop system run on standard builds, while 3095 is recommended for complete feature coverage. A compatible build should be used alongside the resource deployment when preparing the truck’s full configuration.

Custom artwork can be created for the livery and texture system, extending the ten supplied designs. The ONX Development Team is credited for the release. The vehicle remains a scratch-built commercial Yankee with its native cargo controls, independent of the framework managing the business job.

Vehicle and prop specifications

The model follows GTA V LOD construction, with detail levels from L0 to L4.

The props have a separate texture dictionary and a polygon ceiling. The high-detail and regular vehicle models also occupy separate YFT files within the complete resource structure.

The extended cargo layout is the central feature of this model. Its five independently selectable rear states, retracting door and compatible pallet objects provide the visible basis for a freight workflow, while the server’s existing job scripts manage the player interactions and route logic.

Custom props included

• Generic Boxes
• Fertilizer Buckets
• Fictional meth, coke and weed pallet props.

Truck cargo choices

• Generic Boxes
• Fish Boxes
• Sprunk Boxes
• Barrels w/ Flammable Content
• Fertilizer Buckets
• Benedict Beer Crates
• Jakeys Beer Crates
• Logger Beer Crates
• Pisswasser Beer Crates
• Cluckin Bell Crates
• Pallet designs for fictional weed, meth and coke batches

Business artwork supplied

• Clean / Unbranded
• ECola
• Cluckin Bell
• Eberhard
• Junk Energy
• Post Op
• Truck You Removals
• Jetsam
• JiffiRent
• GoPostal

Vehicle file sizes:

• onx_boxkee4_hi.yft: 3.1MB
• onx_boxkee4.yft: 3.2MB
• 0 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model polycount (per LOD):

• L0: 122,356
• L1: 62,332
• L2: 31,931
• L3: 11,948
• L4: 1,482

Vehicle textures:

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 0
• Embedded livery image ceiling: 2048×2048

ONX box truck pallet prop file sizes:

• onx_fertilizer_bucket_01a.ydr: 0.011MB
• onx_fertilizer_bucket_01b.ydr: 0.012MB
• onx_prop_pallet_01a.yft: 0.012MB
• onx_prop_pallet_coke_01a.yft: 0.1MB
• onx_prop_pallet_coke_01b.yft: 0.034MB
• onx_prop_pallet_coke_01c.yft: 0.069MB
• onx_prop_pallet_meth_01a.yft: 0.2MB
• onx_prop_pallet_meth_01b.yft: 0.1MB
• onx_prop_pallet_meth_01c.yft: 0.033MB
• onx_prop_pallet_weed_01a.yft: 0.088MB
• onx_prop_pallet_weed_01b.yft: 0.2MB
• onx_prop_pallet_weed_01c.yft: 0.091MB
• onx_pallet_props.ytd: 2.8MB

Pallet prop polycount and textures:

• L0: < 20,000
• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 23
• Embedded livery image ceiling: 2048×2048

Permitted use and release rules

Apart from liveries and textures, reuploading assets, reselling them or rebranding them is barred. Liveries may be distributed free or sold if appropriate metadata is supplied with standalone livery models or textures. The original truck models must not be bundled into those releases. No redistribution may take place.