The FiveM Annis ZR350 vanilla edit drops a proper street-tuned coupe into your server, giving players a lore-friendly daily driver that looks like it belongs on Los Santos streets — not a random forum download. Built as a respectful edit of Rockstar’s own ZR350 CTX C3, this model keeps the silhouette your roleplayers already recognize while layering on a fully custom bodykit, a Legacy_DMC sound pack, and street-tuned handling that finally makes the car feel as aggressive as it looks. It’s the kind of vehicle that fills the gap between vanilla spam and oversized custom addons — a tuner that quietly earns a permanent slot in your dealership.

🏁 Why This ZR350 Edit Belongs On Your Server

Most ZR350 packs on the market are either raw vanilla rips with no real love put into them, or overscaled custom replacements that don’t fit the GTA V world your players have built characters around. This vanilla edit takes a different route — it preserves the lore-friendly Annis identity and improves every detail that vanilla left flat. The result is a tuner coupe that feels handcrafted: tighter handling, real interior detail, working dials, proper fog and rear lighting, and a sound profile that growls instead of buzzing. For roleplay servers running street-racing crews, tuner garages, or casual daily-driver economies, this is exactly the type of vehicle that quietly raises the quality bar of your whole fleet.

✨ Full Feature Breakdown

Every feature below is geared toward turning a generic vanilla coupe into a tuner build players will actually fight over in your dealership:

• High quality interior and exterior detail for close-up immersion in first-person RP
• Custom sound by Legacy_DMC — an addon sound that finally gives the ZR350 real presence
• Fully custom bodykit that separates this build from any other ZR350 on the streets
• Custom street car handling tuned for realistic, grippy driving rather than vanilla floatiness
• Wearing custom rims that complete the tuner aesthetic out of the box
• Proper headlights with custom fog and rear lights for a cleaner night-time look
• Hands on wheel animation for proper first-person and cinematic immersion
• Working dials that respond to speed and RPM for full driver-side realism
• Proper interior treatment so passengers and drivers see real detail, not vanilla blur
• 76 tuning parts to give players deep visual customization at the mod shop
• Livery map included so your designers can paint custom wraps, sponsorships, or crew branding

📊 Technical Specifications

The file is sized and optimized for daily use on busy servers without bloating your stream memory:

• YFT size: 4.479 MB
• YTD size: 1.137 MB
• Triangle count / polycount: 166,818
• Vertex count: 119,152

🔑 Spawn Code

Single clean spawn name — drop it straight into your vehicle shop, dealership script, or admin menu:

• gstzr3506 — Annis ZR350 CTX C3 vanilla edit

🧩 Compatibility & Installation Notes

This is a standard FiveM addon vehicle, which means it slots into any framework you’re running — QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or fully standalone setups. Because it’s a lore-friendly vanilla edit, it won’t clash with vehicle handling overhauls or visual mods built around the base GTA V roster. The livery map gives your graphics team a clean canvas for crew skins, racing liveries, or sponsored builds without needing to rebuild the texture from scratch.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a replace or an addon vehicle?

A: It’s an addon, spawning under the dedicated name gstzr3506. Your existing vanilla ZR350 stays untouched, so you can run both side by side or retire the vanilla version in your dealership at your own pace.

Q: Does the custom sound require any extra setup?

A: The addon sound by Legacy_DMC is built into the package and loads automatically when the vehicle resource starts. No separate audio resource or manual sound bank wiring is needed for it to work out of the box.

Q: Will this work with my framework — QBCore, ESX, or Qbox?

A: Yes. Addon vehicles are framework-agnostic, so this ZR350 edit drops into QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or standalone servers the same way. Just add the spawn code to whichever vehicle shop or garage system you use.

Q: How deep does the tuning go in the mod shop?

A: There are 76 tuning parts available across the vehicle, giving players meaningful visual variety at the LS Customs–style benny’s flow on your server. Combined with the included livery map, no two ZR350s in your city need to look alike.

Q: Is the model optimized for busy servers?

A: At 4.479 MB YFT and 1.137 MB YTD with a 166,818 triangle count, the model is sized for a detailed tuner build without ballooning streaming memory — reasonable for a vehicle of this visual fidelity and safe to run alongside the rest of your fleet.

🚗 The Bottom Line

This isn’t another vanilla rip dressed up with a new name — it’s a properly crafted lore friendly tuner car FiveM servers can actually be proud to stock. Custom bodykit, real Legacy_DMC sound, working dials, hands on wheel, 76 tuning parts, and a livery map combine into a ZR350 that finally feels worth owning. Add it once, and your players will quietly turn it into one of the most fought-over coupes in your dealership.