ZR350 CTX C2 Vanilla Edit: 76-Part Tuner

Annis ZR350 CTX C2 Vanilla Edit gives a street-car roster a bodykitted coupe with custom audio. It retains the lore-friendly Annis base, with a fully bespoke kit and custom rims. The car suits mechanic-shop builds, tuner crews and import-focused roleplay.

C2 exterior and lighting

The custom kit changes the bodywork around the existing ZR350 chassis. It is a vanilla edit rather than a newly designed chassis. Detailed exterior modelling accompanies the kit, and the custom rims form part of the same street-car appearance.

Lighting includes properly configured headlights, custom fog lights and custom rear lamps. These fittings provide the changes at the front and back of the car. They accompany the bodywork as fittings on the same vehicle variant.

Cabin equipment

The interior is modelled in detail and properly finished for in-car scenes. Working dials respond during driving, and hands-on-wheel animation places the driver’s hands at the steering wheel. These features cover the cabin view as well as exterior and cinematic use.

• Detailed interior and exterior construction.
• Fully custom bodykit.
• Bespoke rims.
• Correct headlights.
• Custom fog lighting and rear lights.
• Driver hand animation at the wheel.
• Functioning instrument dials.
• Properly formed cabin.

Street handling and sound

The custom street handling gives the car grippy, predictable responses. It is paired with an add-on engine sound by Legacy_DMC. The audio is included in the resource, so the setup does not require a separate external sound pack.

The Legacy_DMC note gives the C2 its deeper engine character. It loads through the normal audio stream used by FiveM. That sound setup accompanies the model and its handling, giving this ZR350 a custom audio profile alongside the exterior modifications.

Modification choices

There are 76 tuning parts for mechanic and garage customisation. The selection covers bodywork, performance and visual choices on the vehicle. A livery map is also included for custom wraps, racing graphics and crew identities.

The map provides a basis for designers to create their liveries without first unwrapping the model. It gives a crew a way to change the car’s visual identity independently of the chosen tuning configuration. The supplied parts and the map are therefore separate elements of the C2 customisation package.

• 76 parts available for tuning.
• Included livery map provides support for wraps and crew designs.
• Custom street-car handling.
• Bundled Legacy_DMC add-on engine audio.

Resource specifications

• YFT file: 4.268 MB.
• YTD file: 1.137 MB.
• Triangles / polygons: 179,308.
• Vertices: 136,782.

These figures describe the C2 model and texture files. They accompany the detailed cabin, bodykit and lighting equipment fitted to this version. The resource uses its own model identifier for garage and spawn systems.

Spawn entry and setup

• ZR350 CTX C2 vanilla edit: gstzr3505.

Place the vehicle resource in the mod folder and ensure it in server.cfg. After the server restarts, use the model name to spawn the car. A garage or vehicle script can reference the same identifier. The included engine audio loads alongside the resource through the standard audio system.

This version edits the existing GTA V ZR350 chassis. Its dedicated spawn code is the entry used by scripts, while the vanilla-edit designation describes the model’s basis. The custom engine audio is delivered as an add-on sound.

Place in a tuner roster

The C2 supports street-racing storylines, mechanic-shop economies and crew liveries through its equipment. A garage can expose the tuning selection, while artists use the supplied map for the visual design. The bodykit, rims and lighting define the underlying C2 appearance beneath those choices.

For players using the cabin view, the working dials and hand animation remain part of that configuration. For a meet or exterior scene, the custom bodywork and livery design provide the visible differences. Both sets of details are included on the same ZR350 model.

A crew design can be developed on the livery map while retaining the C2 kit and custom lighting. The tuning parts then allow further changes through the garage’s vehicle modification flow. Mechanic and street scenes can use this combination: an existing Annis chassis, revised bodywork, a custom sound and a mapped surface for graphics. The detailed interior is included on that same build, with instrument operation and steering-wheel hand placement available during driving.