The Vapid Yankee FiveM lore friendly ambulance brings a scratch-made, non-ELS, eight-seater Type 1 rig to your roleplay server with a 3-digit callsign system, walkable rear cabin, and full department customization out of the box. Built from the ground up by Tidemo with contributions from WiseGuy, Dayashii, Momo, CanisterDog and JunkyWRX, this ambulance is engineered for EMS roleplay where presence and detail matter as much as performance. It is the kind of vehicle your medics will request by name on shift and your fire department will fight over at the bay door.

🚑 Why This FiveM Lore Friendly Ambulance Stands Out

This is not a vanilla edit or a reskin — every panel, light cluster, antenna mount, and gurney rail was modeled from scratch to feel native to Los Santos while delivering the operational depth a serious EMS department needs. The result is an ambulance that reads instantly as a Vapid Yankee on a GTA V street, but functions as a fully outfitted Type 1 rig the moment your medics pop the back doors. Whether your server runs SAFR, LSFD, or Mission Row SA, the included liveries drop you straight into a playable shift with no extra branding work required. Universal consistent parts mean it slots cleanly alongside the wider ONX EVP fleet so your medics, fire crews, and supervisors share the same lightbars, antennas, consoles, and gurneys across every unit.

✨ Highlights at a Glance

Everything below was built around two goals — making this rig feel alive on a roleplay shift, and keeping it kind to your server’s frame budget.

• 🚨 Non-ELS lighting — server-friendly with no client ELS dependency, so every player sees synced patterns without extra installs
• 🏙️ Lore-friendly scratch-made model that reads as native to GTA V’s Los Santos
• 🎨 2K liveries with quality balanced for performance on busy RP servers
• 🛞 Custom wheels shaped for the Vapid brand and Type 1 form factor
• 🔧 Highly customizable via modkit and extras — no custom menus required to swap parts
• ⚙️ Universal consistent parts matching the wider ONX EVP fleet (lightbars, antennas, consoles, gurneys, interiors)
• ⚡ Optimized assets with full LODs, tuned polycounts, and compressed textures
• 💥 Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping with custom handling tuned for an RP realism and arcade balance blend

✅ Major EMS Features

This is the depth your medical roleplay leads have been asking for — every loadout option below is in-game configurable, no menu scripts required.

• 🔢 Callsign system — 3-digit, editable, colorable callsigns displayed in multiple locations on the vehicle
• 🛡️ Department liveries for SA First Responders (SAFR), LS Fire Department (LSFD), and Mission Row SA (MRSA)
• 🚔 Exterior options including bumpers and brushguards for that rural-response or city-rig look
• 💻 Interior loadouts covering console, radio, siren controller, laptop setups, heart monitor, and gurney options
• 📡 Antenna arrays with multiple layout selections per unit
• 🧰 Walkable interior — medics can actually move through the rear cabin during patient scenes
• 🎛️ Native UX with labeled extras and mod categories for quick in-game toggles
• 👮 Matching uniforms — liveries align with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack for a coherent fleet look
• 📚 Livery templates and install guides included for fast department rebranding
• 🚓 Fully scratch built with various department and hospital liveries
• 🧰 Universal parts library shared across other standalone models for optimized, minimal downloads
• 📘 Support and documentation with templates, install tutorials, and best practices

📈 Performance and Integration

This non-ELS ambulance FiveM build is engineered to behave on production servers — no duplicate-model spam, no client-side ELS dependency, and an LOD ladder that keeps draw calls down at distance.

• 🚨 Non-ELS with synced lighting patterns and no duplicate model spam
• 🗜️ Full LODs with optimized polycounts and texture compression (YTD ≤ 1024; embedded liveries ≤ 2048)
• 🏁 Realism and arcade-blended handling for a feel that has personality without punishing newer drivers
• 🧩 Drag-and-drop add-on resource structure with standard start order — works with common frameworks

🔧 Developer Specs

Exact figures below so you can size this rig against your server’s existing fleet and budget.

Shared Mod Parts

• 227 yft mod parts totalling 35.21MB
• Polycount — L0 max 9,451
• L0 through L2 included for all mod parts

2000–2015 Vapid Yankee C105 Ambulance Type 1 — File Sizes

• onx_ambkee_hi.yft: 4.2MB
• onx_ambkee.yft: 4.3MB
• onx_ambkee.ytd: 2.2MB
• vehicles_onx_ambkee_interior.ytd: 0.7MB
• 8 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount

• L0: 176,574
• L1: 99,282
• L2: 46,320
• L3: 17,364
• L4: 1,626

Textures

• YTD resolution: max 1024×1024
• YTD texture count: 61
• YFT resolution for embedded liveries: max 2048×2048

🧩 Compatibility and Notes

This Vapid Yankee FiveM lore friendly ambulance is delivered as a drag-and-drop add-on resource with a standard start order, so it slots into common FiveM framework setups (QBCore, ESX, Qbox) without bespoke scripting. Game Build 3095 is required for some features, and subscription is optional rather than required to run the asset. Support is provided directly through ONX channels.

• Resource type: add-on (drag-and-drop)
• Subscription based: No — optional
• Requirements and dependencies: Game Build 3095 (some features)
• Support: Yes

📦 Quick Installation

1. Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server’s resources folder inside a folder named [onx_vehicles].
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg.
3. Use your preferred in-game customization menu to configure liveries, consoles, antennas, gurneys, callsigns, and more.

📜 License Terms

• For use on licensed subscriber servers only with assets granted via your Cfx keymaster portal.
• No reuploading, resale, or rebranding of assets other than liveries and textures.
• Redistribution outside your subscribed server(s) is prohibited.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need an ELS framework installed for this ambulance to work?

A: No. The lighting is fully non-ELS with synced patterns, so players do not need a client-side ELS install for lights to behave correctly. That makes the rig much easier to deploy across mixed-client communities.

Q: Which departments are covered by the included liveries?

A: The pack ships with liveries for SA First Responders (SAFR), LS Fire Department (LSFD), and Mission Row SA (MRSA). Livery templates and install guides are also included so you can rebrand the rig for your own department quickly.

Q: Is this compatible with QBCore, ESX, and Qbox?

A: Yes. The vehicle is a drag-and-drop add-on resource with a standard start order, which means it works with common FiveM frameworks including QBCore, ESX, and Qbox. No framework-specific scripting is required to make it run.

Q: Can players walk around inside the rear cabin?

A: Yes. The ambulance features a walkable interior, so medics can move through the back of the rig during patient handling and scene roleplay — heart monitor, gurney loadouts, and console setups are all configurable per unit.

Q: How is the callsign system configured?

A: Each unit carries a 3-digit, editable, colorable callsign displayed in multiple locations on the vehicle. You configure it through your in-game customization menu, so dispatch can assign and reassign numbers without restarting the resource.

🚨 Roll Out the Yankee

This is the EMS rig your medical roleplay has been missing — a scratch-made Vapid Yankee Type 1 built to feel like it has always been part of Los Santos, paired with the configuration depth a serious fire-and-rescue department deserves. Drop it into your fleet and the next 911 call lands different — patient transports become scenes, not animations. If your server takes medical RP seriously, this is the ambulance that finally matches that ambition.