ONX Buffalo Hellfire Widebody: Civilian STX Build

ONX Buffalo Hellfire Widebody brings a modified Bravado to civilian garages, tuner shops and gang fleets. Its widebody shape provides the baseline for a high-end daily driver, with optional STX appearance parts for street and crew builds. The lore-friendly Buffalo identity remains central to the car’s styling.

Dayashii modified the vehicle, with contributions from JunkyWRX, Tidemo and WiseGuy. The ONX Development Team built the release, and JsH created the showcase screenshots. Exterior trim and interior changes provide different ways to prepare the same Hellfire for a daily-driver, street or track appearance.

Hellfire and STX appearance

The civilian baseline uses the Hellfire widebody. An STX sport appearance package is also included, allowing the selected build to use the more sporting trim. The modular system gives owners choices within the same Buffalo platform, suitable for wealthy civilian characters, crew vehicles and tuner-shop projects.

The 62 yft mod parts cover bodywork, hoods, spoilers, trim and interior options. The STX components are included with the car and provide a sport appearance on top of the baseline body. A gang or faction can use that modular styling for its own vehicle builds, while a civilian owner can retain the widebody daily-driver appearance.

Customisation selection

• Several hood options.
• Multiple body kits and additional bodywork.
• A choice of spoilers.
• Further exterior styling components.
• Trim options around the body.
• Interior modifications for street builds.
• Interior choices for track setups.
• Optional STX sport appearance parts.

Included liveries

• Bravado Bull
• STX decals
• Hotring decals

The three livery choices accompany the widebody and tuning selection. A chosen hood, spoiler or trim can be paired with the relevant finish, allowing a personal car or crew build to take a different appearance. STX decals and sport styling provide that package’s visual identity, while the other included liveries offer further finishes.

Street and civilian roles

The Hellfire suits street meets, takeover builds and tuner-shop roleplay. It can serve as a gang, crew or faction vehicle, or as a high-end civilian daily. Characters focused on stance, sound and vehicle status can use the Buffalo platform with its modular trims and interior modifications.

Cinematic work can use the car in meet photographs, promotional posters, music-video scenes and rolling shots. The widebody exterior, optional STX parts and different liveries provide the visual choices for those roles. Tuner shops can also use the same platform for projects that combine body kits, spoilers and interior changes.

2015-2023 Bravado Buffalo Hellfire measurements

• onx_buffalohf_hi.yft: 3.1MB
• onx_buffalohf.yft: 2.5MB
• onx_buffalohf.ytd: 0.4MB
• 62 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 122,053
• L1: 42,953
• L2: 17,811
• L3: 8,897
• L4: 674
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 18
• Embedded-livery YFT maximum: 2048×2048

The model has five LOD levels. These accompany the detailed widebody, tuning parts and civilian interior options. The texture and geometry construction is included with the same Hellfire used for street builds and everyday driving roles.

Installation and access

1. Place the ONX vehicle resources in a folder named [onx_vehicles] beneath the server resources directory.
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg.

The Hellfire is a FiveM add-on vehicle model and has no specific framework dependency. Qbox, ESX and QBCore can spawn it, as can other frameworks. Some features need Game Build 3095. Full vehicle support is included.

The car can join the civilian, gang or tuner roster under the same asset permissions and server requirements.

Licence and custom livery releases

Reuploading, resale and rebranding are forbidden except for liveries and textures. Assets may not be redistributed.

Custom liveries may be offered free or sold, with appropriate meta data. Releases must consist of standalone livery models or textures and must not include the original vehicle models. Livery artists may set their own terms for those free or paid releases while following the requirement to distribute their graphics independently of the car.

The included widebody baseline, STX styling and interior options give the same Buffalo several roles. A civilian character can use it as a daily, a crew can prepare a street build, and a tuner shop can combine the exterior and cabin choices for a project. The three included liveries accompany those options on the lore-friendly Bravado.

Tuner-shop configurations

A street project can combine a selected hood with body-kit additions, spoiler choice and cabin modifications. Track-oriented interior options are available within the same package. The STX appearance components give a further sport-trim route, while the Bravado Bull and Hotring artwork provide other included finishes. These choices accompany the Hellfire’s civilian widebody baseline.