Vapid Sandking Ambulance | Non-ELS 7 Seater | Lore Friendly FiveM

This FiveM lore friendly ambulance brings a scratch-built Vapid Sandking Type 1 (2016) to your EMS roster with non-ELS lighting, 7 seats, and a configurable callsign system designed for serious roleplay servers. Engineered by Tidemo with contributions from WiseGuy, Dayashii, Momo, CanisterDog and JunkyWRX, every panel, decal, and lightbar mount was modeled from the ground up to sit beside the rest of the ONX EVP fleet without breaking GTA V's lore aesthetic. The result is a fire-medic rig that looks like it always belonged in Los Santos — not a real-world Sprinter wearing a Vapid badge.

🚑 Why This FiveM Lore Friendly Ambulance Stands Apart

Most ambulance mods land somewhere between "vanilla edit" and "rebadged real-world vehicle." This one is neither. The ONX Sandking Ambulance Type 1 is fully scratch-made, sized for a true 7-person crew callout, and wired with synced non-ELS patterns so two units on scene won't clash or duplicate flashes. If you run LSFD, MRSA, or SAFR setups, the included department liveries drop straight in — and if you brand your own EMS division, the livery templates are included so your team can roll out matching units inside an afternoon. Pair it with the wider ONX EVP fleet and your responder lineup finally shares a consistent design language across every truck on the call sheet.

✨ Highlights at a Glance

Every detail below was tuned to slot cleanly into a busy roleplay server without sacrificing visual fidelity or framerate.

• 🚨 Non-ELS lighting — server-friendly, no client ELS dependency

• 🏙️ Lore-friendly model — scratch-made to match GTA V's Vapid design language

• 🎨 2K liveries — quality balanced for sharp visuals without tanking performance

• 🛞 Custom wheels sized and styled for the brand and vehicle type

• 🔧 Highly customizable via modkit and extras — no custom menus required

• ⚙️ Universal consistent parts matching the wider ONX EVP fleet (lightbars, antennas, consoles, gurneys, interiors)

• ⚡ Optimized assets — full LODs, tuned polycounts, compressed textures

• 💥 Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping with custom handling tuned between RP realism and arcade balance

✅ Major Features Built for EMS Roleplay

The Sandking ships with everything an EMS department needs to deploy on day one — without bolting a separate menu resource onto your stack.

• 🔢 Callsign system — 3-digit, editable, colorable callsigns visible in multiple locations on the body

• 🛡️ Department liveries — SA First Responders (SAFR), LS Fire Department (LSFD), Mission Row SA (MRSA)

• 🚔 Exterior options — bumpers and brushguards for visual variation across units

• 💻 Interior loadouts — console, radio, siren controller, laptop setups, heart monitor, and gurney options

• 📡 Antenna arrays — selection of layouts to fit your department's profile

• 🧰 Walkable interior — players can move around inside the back of the rig for in-vehicle treatment RP

• 🎛️ Native UX — labeled extras and mod categories for fast in-game toggles

• 👮 Matching uniforms — liveries align with the ONX EUP Clothing Pack so crews look like they belong to the truck

• 📚 Livery templates and install guides included for easy department branding

📈 Performance & Integration

Every asset was budgeted with a busy 64+ slot RP server in mind, so the visual upgrade doesn't come at the cost of frametime.

• 🚨 Non-ELS with synced patterns and no duplicate model spam

• 🗜️ Full LODs with optimized polycounts and textures (YTD ≤ 1024; embedded liveries ≤ 2048)

• 🏁 Realism/arcade handling for a believable feel with personality and arcade balance

• 🧩 Drag-and-drop add-on resource structure with standard start order — works with common frameworks

🫴 What's in the Package

• 🚓 Fully scratch-built ambulance with various department and hospital liveries

• 🧰 Universal parts library shared across other standalone ONX models to keep downloads minimal

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

🔧 Developer & Technical Specs

Exact figures for the Sandking Type 1 and the shared mod parts library — no rounding, no guesswork.

Shared Mod Parts

• 227 yft mod parts: 35.21MB

• L0 polycount: Max 9,451

• L0–L2 LODs included for all mod parts

2011–2016 Vapid Sandking Ambulance Type 1 — File Sizes

• onx_ambking_hi.yft: 3.8MB

• onx_ambking.yft: 3.7MB

• onx_ambking.ytd: 2.0MB

• vehicles_onx_ambking_interior.ytd: 0.7MB

• 15 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount

• L0: 152,939

• L1: 81,856

• L2: 38,566

• L3: 13,704

• L4: 1,584

Textures

• YTD resolution: Max 1024x1024

• YTD texture count: 57

• YFT resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048x2048

🧩 Compatibility & Server Setup

The Sandking is a non-ELS EMS vehicle pack delivered as a clean add-on resource, so it plays nicely with whatever framework your server runs — QBCore compatible, ESX compatible, Qbox compatible, or any custom stack. Because it's a vehicle asset rather than a framework script, there's no encryption layer wrapping logic you can't see and no IP lock tied to a single boot. A few features rely on Game Build 3095, so confirm your server is on a compatible build before installation.

• Subscription based: No (optional)

• Requirements: Game Build 3095 (some features)

• Support: Yes

• Polygon and texture details: see the developer specs above

📦 Quick Installation

• Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server's resources folder and create a folder called [onx_vehicles].

• Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg.

• Use a customization menu to configure liveries, consoles, antennas, gurneys, callsigns, and the rest in-game.

📜 Terms of Use

• 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 or any client-side ELS install for this ambulance?

A: No. The Sandking ships with non-ELS synced lighting patterns, meaning the lights work out of the box for every player on your server with no ELS client dependency. That keeps the install lighter and avoids the duplicate-model spam that ELS setups sometimes produce on scene.

Q: Can I rebrand the liveries for my own EMS or fire department?

A: Yes. Livery templates and install guides are included so your design team can produce SAFR-style, LSFD-style, MRSA-style, or fully custom department skins. Reuploading or rebranding the model itself isn't permitted under the terms, but liveries and textures are yours to customize.

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

A: Yes. The vehicle is delivered as a drag-and-drop add-on resource with standard start order. Because it's a vehicle asset rather than a framework script, it slots into QBCore, ESX, Qbox, or any custom framework your server already runs.

Q: What does the callsign system actually do?

A: It's a 3-digit, editable, colorable callsign that displays in multiple locations on the ambulance body. You configure it in-game through a customization menu alongside the consoles, antennas, gurneys, bumpers, and other interior or exterior options — no separate script required.

Q: Do I need a specific GTA V build for everything to work?

A: Some features require Game Build 3095. Make sure your server is on a compatible build before installing so every feature — extras, lighting patterns, and interior toggles — behaves as designed.

🚑 Built for EMS Departments That Care About the Details

The ONX Sandking Type 1 is what happens when a scratch-made lore friendly FiveM ambulance is designed by people who actually run RP. Crews get a 7-seat rig that looks the part on screen and behaves itself on the wire. Departments get matching uniforms, matching parts across the wider fleet, and a callsign system that finally treats the unit number as part of the roleplay — not an afterthought. Drop it in, dial it in, and let your medics do the rest.

Built by the ONX Development Team for roleplay communities that value depth, quality, and performance. Showcase screenshots by JsH.