Yankee C105 LWB: Extended Cargo Truck

Vapid Yankee C105 LWB extends the commercial Yankee body for larger cargo jobs. The scratch-built truck is Tidemo’s lore-friendly model, with 5 configurable rear slots and a retractable cargo door. It is intended for warehouse work, delivery fleets and contractor logistics in FiveM.

The longer wheelbase is paired with a cargo system that can show changing freight during a job. Bumper and hood alternatives, cosmetic additions and ten supplied liveries provide the visual fleet options. The same vehicle can be configured as a plain hauler or a branded company truck.

Five cargo positions

The 5 rear slots are separate native vehicle-mod states. A script can set their visible cargo during loading, unloading or job progress. The truck does not need to be despawned for those appearance changes, so the load presentation can change on the vehicle already in the scene.

Custom ONX pallet props accompany the cargo states. They are intended for a loading script or forklift interaction in which players move freight before the vehicle displays the corresponding load. The script pairs that prop movement with a native modification change on the truck.

The supplied freight covers commercial work and fictional smuggling scenarios. Standard boxes, beverage crates and other loads serve delivery routes, while the illegal-pallet designs provide the alternative criminal-roleplay presentation. All use the extended box body and its cargo slots.

Door and body options

The rear access door retracts with an animation for loading and unloading scenes. It gives the cargo body a visible opening sequence alongside its load changes. Hood choices, bumper choices and the additional cosmetic pieces allow the truck’s exterior to vary independently of what it is carrying.

The ten liveries include a clean commercial appearance and established GTA business identities. This lets the LWB serve postal work, branded deliveries, removals or a generic contractor fleet. A selected company design remains on the truck as its rear cargo state changes through the job.

Most of the remaining pallet and crate types can be found as vanilla props. Those can complement the included ONX objects when a developer creates a more detailed loading scene. The custom collection gives the resource its additional box, fertilizer and fictional illegal-cargo assets.

Using the native cargo states

A server can connect each slot to its own delivery or inventory logic. For example, the job can record collected freight and select the relevant visible state. If a forklift sequence is used, the matching prop is handled first and the truck’s cargo state is then updated by the script.

This keeps the vehicle assets independent from the framework controlling the job. The C105 LWB can be used with ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone servers. Existing warehouse, cargo and delivery scripts can call the native modifications and use the props as part of their established workflow.

The resource has no IP lock. It is delivered as a server-ready vehicle resource, with the model and cargo assets available for the server’s integration. The ONX Development Team is credited for the release.

Deployment and build requirements

Some features rely on Game Build 3095. Using a compatible build is needed for the complete set of vehicle functions. The basic deployment uses the ONX vehicle collection’s resource grouping.

1. Place the ONX resources under the server’s resources directory, ideally in [onx_vehicles].
2. Start the group through the server cfg entry ensure [onx_vehicles].

The truck can then be made available through the relevant job or garage system. Custom livery artwork can extend the business presentation beyond the ten included designs, while the physical model and native cargo states remain the same.

Construction data

The 2000-2016 LWB model includes a full LOD chain. Its model and texture assets are separate from the shared pallet props. The vehicle has 0 YFT modification parts and 0 YTD textures in its own asset set, separate from the shared pallet files and their texture dictionary.

The extended body provides the five-slot freight layout, while the prop collection supplies objects for the loading interaction.

Custom ONX props

• Generic Boxes
• Fertilizer Buckets
• Fictional pallets for meth, weed and coke.

Selectable freight

• 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
• Fictional cargo pallets: coke, weed and meth batches

Supplied business designs

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

Files and geometry

File Sizes

• onx_boxkee2_hi.yft: 3.1MB
• onx_boxkee2.yft: 3.2MB
• 0 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount

• L0: 121,636
• L1: 65,731
• L2: 31,917
• L3: 12,042
• L4: 1,284

Textures

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 0
• Embedded artwork resolution ceiling: 2048×2048

Shared pallet asset data

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

Model Polycount

• L0: < 20,000

Textures

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 23
• Embedded artwork resolution ceiling: 2048×2048

The longer cargo body is the defining difference of this LWB entry. Its five positions allow several visible load states within the same truck, and those states can change as freight is collected or delivered. That makes the vehicle relevant to larger warehouse runs and contractor jobs using the server’s existing freight logic.

The included props address the loading stage outside the truck. A forklift or other scripted interaction can move the visible pallet, after which the native vehicle modification shows the matching freight in the rear. The model does not have to be removed from the scene for that update.

The animated rear door supplies the access presentation around those interactions. Together with the ten liveries and cosmetic options, it lets the extended Yankee serve several business identities without changing its underlying cargo system.

Asset terms

Liveries and textures are exempt from the asset bans on reuploading, resale and rebranding. Livery releases may be free or paid; they need appropriate metadata and must consist of standalone livery models or textures. Including the original models with them is forbidden. Redistribution is prohibited.