Tulip M-100: Period Civilian Customisation

Declasse Tulip M-100 brings a 1978-1983 civilian classic to a FiveM vehicle selection. Tidemo modified the vanilla car to retain GTA V’s lore-friendly appearance. Its stock lines suit an older family daily, a preserved personal classic or period town traffic.

The model is an older everyday vehicle, with enough body and finish choices to become a personal project. The Tulip can be background traffic or a character-owned car with a longer history.

Stock and custom directions

A factory-style build preserves the ordinary civilian appearance. With different trim and body parts, the same shell can become a restrained custom classic or an old-school cruiser. The range is intended to keep the Tulip recognisable within the existing game world.

For a retro or period-focused city, the car adds an older vehicle to the traffic selection. A preserved example also suits a collector, while a more modified version fits project-car roleplay. Those uses draw on its period body shape and available customisation rather than a separate vehicle resource for every role.

Front and side parts

• Front bumpers: 5, from factory-style to more pronounced classic looks.
• Grilles: 5, changing the face of the car.
• Bonnets: 11, including stock, vented and aftermarket forms.
• Headlight covers: 2.
• Skirt trims: 2 choices for the side profile.
• Chrome fender trim as a period accent.

The bonnet and grille options alter the front appearance, while the chrome fender detailing keeps a period finish available. Headlight covers and skirt trims add further differences without requiring the car to leave its classic civilian role.

Rear, roof and cabin-related choices

• Spoilers: 14, from subtle lips to larger period-style wings.
• Rear bumpers: 4.
• Exhausts: 8 choices.
• Roll cages: 6, for project and rougher-build appearances.
• Roofs: 2 choices.
• Liveries: 16, for personal cars and civilian traffic variety.

The rear bumper and exhaust alternatives can complement the selected front-end parts. Spoilers cover both restrained and more visible additions. The cage choices support project builds, while roofs and liveries provide more ways to vary a collection of Tulips.

Roleplay uses

The model can serve an older-car daily-driver story for a civilian character. It can also be an older business fleet sedan, a courier vehicle or an NPC background car. A collector may keep a clean classic, while a workshop or player project uses the modification range.

For town traffic, the era-specific appearance adds variety to streets otherwise filled with modern cars. The same period shape also suits slow cruising and longer character-driven scenes. Its place is among lore-friendly civilian vehicles rather than a separate visual style imposed on the city.

Build requirement and installation

Some features require Game Build 3095. The vehicle is a standard add-on resource for a FiveM server, with installation following the ONX folder arrangement.

1. Inside the server resources directory, create a folder called [onx_vehicles] and put the ONX vehicle resources inside it.
2. Open the server configuration, server.cfg, and add ensure [onx_vehicles].

Ensure the folder in the server cfg. A compatible game build is required for the affected features. Installing the resource and choosing the vehicle’s role are separate steps: the Tulip can be assigned as a daily car, configured as a project or used within the intended traffic setup.

Drawable and texture layout

The high-detail drawable is onx_tulip2c_hi.yft, with onx_tulip2c.yft as the standard file and onx_tulip2c.ytd as its texture dictionary. There are 0 YFT mod parts, below 0.5MB.

The geometry sequence extends from L0 through L4. It begins at 95,611 polygons and reaches 341 at the lowest detail level.

The texture dictionary contains 10 textures, with a maximum YTD resolution of 1024×1024. Embedded liveries reach 2048×2048. The 16 livery choices accompany body options for clean factory appearances, restrained custom classics and old-school cruisers.

Vehicle usage terms

Reuploading, resale and rebranding of the base vehicles are prohibited, with an exception for liveries and textures. Redistribution is not permitted.

Custom liveries can be free or sold as separate livery models or textures, accompanied by the appropriate meta data. They cannot include the original vehicle models.

Tulip file specifications

• onx_tulip2c_hi.yft: 1.9MB
• onx_tulip2c.yft: 1.3MB
• onx_tulip2c.ytd: 0.1MB
• 0 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 95,611
• L1: 24,899
• L2: 12,191
• L3: 9,093
• L4: 341
• YTD resolution cap: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 10
• Embedded livery resolution cap: 2048×2048

Individual file references

The high-detail YFT is 1.9MB and the standard YFT at 1.3MB. The 0.1MB YTD is the texture dictionary for the same vehicle. The vanilla-modified classic from Tidemo has front and rear bumper options, roof choices and liveries. Chrome fender trim and headlight covers accompany the grille and bonnet selection, while cages support project-car appearances. Stock parts provide the starting point for a family daily or preserved personal classic.

The Tulip can serve a family driveway, period-correct street traffic or a preserved classic build. Its body-part choices let players develop an individual project while keeping the stock civilian appearance as a starting point.

The Tulip’s chrome fender detailing and roof choices suit a period civilian build, with cages available for project-car appearances.