Vapid Guardian C130 | Lore Friendly Police Pack | Non-ELS FiveM

This FiveM lore friendly police pack drops a scratch-built Vapid Guardian C130 interceptor into your fleet — a non-ELS, modular utility cruiser engineered for serious roleplay departments. Built from the ground up by Tidemo with contributions from WiseGuy and JunkyWRX, every panel, lightbar mount, and antenna array is purpose-made to slot into a lore-friendly Los Santos. The result is the kind of cruiser your LEO mains will actually fight over at shift start, with the visual depth and configuration flexibility to back up a serious patrol division.

🚨 What Makes This FiveM Lore Friendly Police Pack Different

Most police vehicle drops give you a model and a few liveries. This one ships a complete interceptor ecosystem — two scratch-made remasters (Guardian C130 and Guardian C130 SWB), 200+ modkit customization options, a 16-tag unit identification system, a colorable 5-digit callsign system, and a parts library already standardized to match the wider ONX EVP and Gabz fleet. Departments running an integrated patrol/SWAT/K9 operation get a consistent visual language across every cruiser, not a mismatched parking lot of one-off builds. Non-ELS lighting means zero client dependency for your players, synced patterns across the fleet, and no duplicate-model spam clogging up your server logs.

🏷️ Departments, Unit Tags & Configurable Loadouts

One vehicle, every role. The same chassis converts between LEO, EMS, DOC, federal, unmarked, and decommissioned configurations through native extras and mod categories — no custom menu code required, and no scripting work to expose the toggles in-game.

• 🛡️ Department liveries for LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP in 2K resolution, with two-tone paint applied independently of the livery itself

• 🏷️ 16 unit tags including Supervisor, Command, Warden, Paramedic, SWAT, Gang Unit, K9, and Caution K9 — colorable plus red reflective variants

• 🔢 Editable, colorable 5-digit callsign system for unit-level identification across the fleet

• 🚦 Lightbar with ALPR attachments, slicktop, and undercover variants for the full plain-to-marked spectrum

• 🚔 Jurisdiction-specific ram bars and player-controlled spotlights for active patrol and pursuit RP scenes

• 👮 Liveries built to align with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack so uniforms and cruisers read as a single department

🛠️ 200+ Tuning Parts, K9 Layouts & Interior Detail

The interior and trunk detail is where this cruiser pulls away from generic police vehicle releases. Every loadout is configurable through the native modkit, meaning your fleet manager can stand up an entire patrol division without writing a single line of custom menu code.

• 💻 Over 50 interior console, radio, siren controller, and laptop setups with dash radar plus divider, roof, and trunk gun racks

• 🐕 K9-ready interiors with primary and secondary paintable split K9/suspect seating, full K9 conversions, window bars, and dividers

• 📡 Regular, specialist, and tactical wobble antenna arrays in city, county, and state variants

• 🧰 Animated trunk lockboxes and drawers in organized and messy layouts for evidence handling and patrol RP scenes

• 🛞 Custom AWD Vapid wheels paired with Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping for natural wear over a shift

• 🏁 Custom handling tuned for a realism-arcade balance that gives the cruiser real personality in pursuit RP

• 🎛️ Labeled extras and mod categories in the native UX for fast in-game toggling without menu hunting

• ⚙️ Universal consistent parts (lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, tags) shared across the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet for plug-and-play fleet builds

• 📚 Livery templates and install guides included so departments can brand the fleet on day one

📐 Technical Specifications & Performance Footprint

Polycounts are tuned for crowded LSPD scenes, with full LODs on every vehicle and every mod part. Embedded liveries are held at 2048x2048 while supplementary YTD textures stay at 1024x1024 — quality where players see it, optimization where they don't.

Shared Mod Parts

• 175 yft mod parts: 26.1MB

• L0: Max 9,451

• L0–L2 included for all mod parts

2016-2026 Vapid Guardian C130 (Emergency)

• onx_polguard3_hi.yft: 4.7MB

• onx_polguard3.yft: 4.1MB

• onx_polguard.ytd: 2.2MB

• 106 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

• LOD polycounts — L0: 174,984 / L1: 84,540 / L2: 39,792 / L3: 14,808 / L4: 2,778

• YTD resolution: Max 1024x1024 across 59 textures

• YFT resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048x2048

2016-2026 Vapid Guardian C130 SWB (Emergency)

• onx_polguard4_hi.yft: 4.4MB

• onx_polguard4.yft: 4.1MB

• onx_polguard.ytd: 2.2MB

• 101 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

• LOD polycounts — L0: 166,961 / L1: 81,152 / L2: 39,076 / L3: 15,298 / L4: 2,739

• YTD resolution: Max 1024x1024 across 59 textures

• YFT resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048x2048

📦 What's Inside The Pack

• 🚓 Fully scratch-built remaster of the Vapid Guardian C130 and Vapid Guardian C130 SWB with city, county, and state liveries

• 🧰 Universal parts library shared across other ONX standalone models for fast, consistent fleet builds

• 📘 Support and documentation including livery templates, install tutorials, and best practices

🧩 Compatibility, Installation & Server Setup

This FiveM lore friendly police pack ships as a drag-and-drop add-on resource with a standard start order, ready to slot into common framework setups. The non-ELS architecture means it plays cleanly with QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and standalone server stacks — no client install required for your players to see synchronized lighting. Subscription is optional, and Game Build 3095 is required to unlock the VMT_LIGHTBAR category for custom ALPR and lightbar options; older builds still load the vehicle, they just miss those specific toggles.

Quick install:

• Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server's resources folder inside a [onx_vehicles] folder

• Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg

• Use a customization menu in-game to configure lightbars, liveries, ALPR, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks, and tags

• Add the VMT_LIGHTBAR category (introduced in build 3095) to your customization menu to expose custom ALPR and lightbar options

Terms of use: Licensed subscriber servers only with assets granted via your Cfx keymaster portal. No reuploading, resale, or rebranding of assets is permitted beyond liveries and textures. Redistribution outside your subscribed servers is prohibited.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this pack ELS or non-ELS?

A: It's fully non-ELS with synced lighting patterns, which means your players don't need any client-side ELS install to see lights behave correctly. It also avoids the duplicate-model spam that often comes with ELS-based fleets.

Q: Does it work with QBCore, ESX, and Qbox?

A: Yes. The pack is a drag-and-drop add-on resource with a standard start order, so it sits cleanly alongside QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and standalone framework setups without custom integration.

Q: Do I need a special menu script to access the 200+ tuning parts?

A: No custom menu code is required. Every customization is exposed through labeled native extras and mod categories, so any standard FiveM vehicle customization menu will surface them in-game.

Q: What's the difference between the Guardian C130 and the C130 SWB?

A: Both are fully scratch-built remasters of the Vapid Guardian, with the SWB being the short-wheelbase variant. Both ship with city, county, and state liveries and share the same universal parts library for K9 layouts, antennas, consoles, and trunks.

Q: Are there any game build requirements?

A: Game Build 3095 is required to access the VMT_LIGHTBAR category for custom ALPR and lightbar options. The vehicle itself still loads on older builds — you'll just miss those specific lightbar toggles.

🚓 Final Word

This is the kind of cruiser pack that quietly upgrades the feel of an entire patrol division. Scratch-made geometry, a matched fleet parts library, the 16-tag unit system, and the K9-ready interiors mean every traffic stop, shift briefing, and pursuit gets visual weight your players will actually notice. Drop it in, brand the liveries to your departments, and your LEO division stops looking like a generic preset and starts looking like a real agency. For RP communities that want a serious non-ELS police interceptor as the backbone of their patrol fleet, this is the foundation.