Comet Retro Longtail: 56-Part Street Build

Pfister Comet Retro Longtail is a lore-friendly vanilla revision for the street-tuner scene. It retains the model’s shooting-brake form while adding a completely bespoke bodykit, custom rims and revised rear-wheel-drive handling. The package includes 56 tuning parts.

The Longtail suits a dealership’s street-car selection, daily roleplay driving or a tuner crew’s meet build. Its original GTA vehicle base keeps the Pfister identity, while the bodywork and supplied tuning options provide the changes that distinguish this version.

Bodywork and tuning

The custom bodykit restyles the exterior around the existing Comet Retro Longtail shape. Bespoke rims accompany it. High-quality finish across the bodywork is intended for close camera views as well as ordinary street scenes.

There are 56 parts available for tuning. The selection gives owners ways to vary the bodywork, wheels and finishing details of their Longtail. Those changes belong to the edited Comet model, preserving the underlying lore-friendly vehicle identity.

The package is a vanilla edit rather than a scratch-built replacement of the entire design. The bodykit, wheel treatment, lighting and cabin features are the supplied revisions to the original vehicle.

Rear-wheel-drive street handling

The handling is custom RWD street-car tuning. Its intended character is planted enough for everyday driving, with the livelier response suited to a street-tuner build. That makes daily use and meet-scene driving the roles for the same setup.

A dealership can place the Longtail among street sports cars for regular roleplay use. A tuner crew can use the same model as a customised meet vehicle. The handling specification remains the custom rear-drive street setup in either setting.

Cabin and lighting

• High-quality cabin and exterior finish
• Properly completed interior
• Functional instrument dials
• Correctly configured headlights
• Proper rear lamp shape and glow

The interior is fully finished, with no placeholder geometry or broken textures. Its working dials provide live instrument movement from the driver’s view. Cabin detailing receives the same attention as the exterior.

The front and rear lights have their proper glow and shape for night-time scenes. They sit alongside the bodykit and custom rims as parts of the completed street build, rather than leaving the lighting unchanged in the feature description.

Resource figures

• YFT: 3.347 MB
• YTD: 651 KB
• Triangles / polycount: 115,396
• Vertex count: 88,594

The YFT figure describes the model files, while the YTD figure describes the texture files. The geometry counts are supplied separately so the Longtail’s resource specification can be reviewed before it is placed in a fleet or dealership lineup.

Spawn and vehicle lists

• Pfister Comet Retro Longtail Vanilla Edit: gstcomr2

The model name is gstcomr2. Use the Longtail identifier in dealership entries, garage lists or an administrator’s spawn list. It refers to this edited vehicle with its custom bodykit and RWD street handling.

Framework compatibility

The model uses standard FiveM vehicle streaming. QBCore, ESX and custom economy setups can integrate it through the normal vehicle configuration.

Garage systems, tuning shops and dealership scripts that already recognise the base Comet can treat this version in the same way. The integration therefore concerns the ordinary model entry in those systems, rather than a separate bespoke framework requirement.

Position in the street range

The Longtail’s specification combines the bodykit and tuning selection with a completed cabin and functional lighting. The driver sees working instruments, while exterior customisation gives the model different possible finishes for daily cars and crew builds.

This version includes 56 tuning parts for its body configuration, allowing the same car to take different appearances for daily driving and meet scenes through the supplied selection. The custom rims and bodywork accompany a handling profile aimed at street use, keeping the visual and driving specification aligned with the lore-friendly tuner role.

For server configuration, the technical values above apply to the edited Longtail. The spawn identifier selects that model, and the existing dealership, garage or tuning workflow handles its place within the city’s vehicle selection.

Within that workflow, the Longtail remains a street-oriented Comet with a rear-wheel-drive setup. Owners can use the available tuning choices to change its appearance while the properly finished cabin, working gauges and configured lights remain part of the vehicle specification.