ONX Alamo 2700LX: 2024 Declasse Patrol Interceptor

ONX Declasse Alamo 2700LX is a scratch-built 2024 SUV interceptor for city patrol, county fleets and highway units. Tidemo built the base, with finish-work contributions from JunkyWRX and WiseGuy. Its lore-friendly form suits GTA V departments, while non-ELS lighting and modular equipment support a range of service configurations.

The SUV can serve a single agency or take different roles across a multi-jurisdiction fleet. A marked LSPD city unit, an LSSD county SUV and a SAHP highway interceptor all use the same Alamo model. K9, SWAT command and slicktop undercover appearances are also among its department uses.

A single model with native controls

The modkit and Extras select LEO, EMS and DOC configurations, together with Federal, Unmarked and Decommissioned roles. There are no additional spawn names for the role variants. A standard in-game vehicle menu handles the changes, with labeled Extras and mod categories making the equipment available for selection.

• 200+ customisation options.
• Native modkit and Extras for configuration.
• No bespoke customisation menu required.
• Editable, colourable 5-digit callsign.
• Single-colour or two-tone paint.
• Paint selection independent of livery.

The callsign gives the individual SUV its unit identifier. Department graphics and paint are chosen independently, so selecting a livery does not fix the colour scheme. Tags add a role identifier alongside the callsign, while exterior and cabin equipment provide the selected service loadout.

Non-ELS lights and patrol exterior

The lighting synchronises its patterns across players without client-side ELS installations. Non-ELS operation is built into the vehicle. Configurations do not require duplicate models, and the same spawn handles a marked interceptor, a slicktop and an undercover arrangement.

• Lightbars with ALPR attachment options.
• Slicktop configurations.
• Undercover configurations.
• Ram bars matched to jurisdiction.
• Player-controlled spotlights.
• Custom wheels for the AWD Declasse chassis.

The Alamo uses universal components that match the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet. Lightbars and antennas follow that shared design, as do consoles, cages and tags. The universal parts library accompanies the vehicle and is also used by other ONX standalone models.

Department liveries and role tags

Included 2K graphics cover LSPD, LSSD and SAHP. The liveries match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack. Templates and installation guides are included so departments can create their own branding without reverse-engineering the vehicle.

The 16 unit tags include Command and Supervisor, Paramedic and Warden, and Gang Unit and SWAT. K9 and Caution K9 labels are available as well. Colourable and red reflective tag variants give another choice for the department’s unit identification.

A city, county or state configuration can therefore combine its department graphics with the appropriate role tag and body callsign. Paint remains a separate selection. All of these changes are made through the same native modification system that configures the vehicle’s equipment.

Cabin and K9 arrangements

More than a basic patrol interior is available: 50+ loadouts cover laptops, siren controllers, consoles and radios. A dash radar accompanies gun-rack options for the divider, roof and trunk. These choices support different cabin equipment arrangements within the single Alamo model.

• Interior equipment loadouts: 50+.
• Dash radar.
• Divider-mounted gun racks.
• Roof-mounted gun racks.
• Trunk-mounted gun racks.
• Split K9/suspect seating.
• Primary and secondary paint for the split seating.
• Full K9 layout.
• Window bars and dividers.

A K9 unit can use the split seating or the full K9 arrangement, with window bars and dividers completing its configuration. Those options form part of the SUV’s patrol equipment. They operate alongside the console, radio, laptop and siren-controller selections available through the native menu.

Antenna and boot loadouts

Regular, specialist and tactical wobble antenna variants support city, county and state units. Trunk choices include animated lockboxes, drawers, raised boxes and loose clutter. Organised layouts and messy arrangements give the boot different equipment appearances.

The cabin, boot and exterior selections allow the same SUV to carry different department loadouts. A configuration can combine a jurisdiction’s ram bar, its antenna arrangement and its chosen lightbar with the appropriate interior equipment. Labeled categories and Extras handle those changes in-game.

Model and resource details

Complete LOD chains, tuned polygon counts and compressed textures accompany the scratch-built geometry. Rockstar-style dirt mapping and crash mapping are included. Custom handling combines RP realism with arcade balance for the patrol SUV.

• onx_polalamo: Declasse Alamo 2700LX, 2024; all service configurations.
• onx_polalamo_hi.yft: 3.5MB
• onx_polalamo.yft: 2.9MB
• onx_polalamo.ytd: 1.8MB
• 114 YFT mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 125,041
• L1 polygons: 52,361
• L2 polygons: 24,621
• L3 polygons: 9,772
• L4 polygons: 1,901
• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD texture count: 41
• Maximum embedded YFT livery resolution: 2048×2048
• YTD texture limit: 1024
• Embedded-livery limit: 2048

Universal parts measurements

• 227 YFT mod parts: 35.21MB
• Maximum L0 polycount: 9,451
• Every mod part has L0-L2 detail levels.

FiveM installation

Common roleplay frameworks can load this drag-and-drop add-on using standard start order. Compatible frameworks include Qbox, QBCore and ESX. Framework-specific scripting is not needed to spawn the SUV or change its configuration. Additional scripts are not required for switching the role variants.

1. Group the ONX vehicle resources in [onx_vehicles] within the server resources directory.
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to server.cfg.
3. Configure liveries, lightbars and ALPR in a vehicle menu, together with cages, antenna arrays, consoles, trunk loadouts and unit tags.
4. Expose VMT_LIGHTBAR in the menu. The category arrived in build 3095 and provides custom ALPR and lightbar access.

Game Build 3095 is needed for the VMT_LIGHTBAR features. The base Alamo still functions on earlier builds, but custom ALPR and the complete lightbar feature set need that build. Non-ELS operation means players do not need ELS on their client.

Assistance and licence

Support is included, with livery templates, installation tutorials and best-practice documentation.

Redistribution is prohibited. Reuploading, resale and rebranding are also prohibited for the assets, except for liveries and textures. The department-branding templates support work within that livery and texture exception.

Patrol loadout choices

The K9-ready configuration can combine its seating layout with window bars and dividers. The split K9/suspect seating accepts primary and secondary paint; the full K9 layout provides the other canine-unit arrangement. Both belong to the same SUV.

A command or supervisor appearance can use the relevant tag with a selected cabin and boot layout. LSPD, LSSD and SAHP liveries provide the agency identity, and the callsign can identify the individual vehicle. Raised boot boxes, loose clutter, drawers and lockboxes allow different equipment appearances alongside those role choices.