Blackstone Chop Shop

Blackstone Chop Shop – Vehicle Theft & Dismantling

Bring detailed vehicle theft contracts to your FiveM server with Blackstone Chop Shop.

Players meet a vehicle broker, receive a randomly generated contract, locate and break into the requested vehicle, evade police, deliver it to a dismantling yard and strip it down piece by piece for payment.

Features

• Random vehicle theft contracts
• Multiple vehicle spawn and dismantling locations
• Interactive W/A/S/D lockpicking system
• Limited lockpicking attempts
• Five interactive dismantling stages
• Visible vehicle damage as parts are removed
• Vehicle-condition-based payments
• Configurable rewards and cooldowns
• Configurable minimum police requirement
• Police bonuses based on officers online
• Automatic police alerts during vehicle thefts
• Additional alert chance when dismantling
• Temporary police map blips
• Official Sonoran CAD integration
• CAD alerts include vehicle, plate, street, postal and coordinates
• Qbox, QBCore, ESX and standalone support
• Qbox and QBCore vehicle-key compatibility
• Optional material rewards
• No SQL installation required
• Highly configurable locations, vehicles and payouts

Performance

Built with adaptive client ticks, cached police lookups, efficient distance calculations and automatic vehicle cleanup to help maintain smooth server performance.

Security

Important contract information and payments are controlled by the server. The resource validates the assigned vehicle model, number plate, network entity, player location, dismantling order and interaction timing before issuing a reward.

Requirements

• FiveM OneSync
• Qbox, QBCore, ESX or a custom standalone framework
• Sonoran CAD is optional

A complete installation guide and configuration file are included.

Blackstone Scrapyard script

Blackstone Scrapyard Job

Give your players a complete vehicle-scrapping experience with the Blackstone Scrapyard Job.

Players can visit the scrapyard, accept salvage contracts, dismantle vehicles piece by piece, and earn useful materials, money, and experience. As players level up, they unlock better contracts, higher-value vehicles, and improved rewards.

Features

• Complete scrapyard job system
• Vehicle salvage contracts
• Multiple contract difficulty levels
• 20 progression levels
• Different vehicles based on contract tier
• Dismantle wheels, doors, bonnet, boot, electronics, engine, and vehicle shell
• Material rewards including:
  • Metal scrap
  • Steel
  • Iron
  • Rubber
  • Aluminium
  • Copper
  • Plastic
  • Glass
  • Electronic components
• Cash and experience rewards
• Multiple scrapyard work bays
• Contract cooldowns
• Contract expiry system
• Persistent player progression
• Inventory-full protection
• Automatic vehicle and entity cleanup
• Server-side anti-exploit protection
• Distance, timing, stage, vehicle, and entity validation
• Optimised interaction loops
• Cached dismantling locations
• Low idle resource usage
• OneSync support
• Routing bucket support
• Automatic framework detection

Framework Compatibility

• Qbox
• QBCore
• ESX

Inventory Compatibility

• ox_inventory
• QBCore inventory
• ESX inventory
• Custom inventory support through the included bridge

Target Compatibility

• ox_target
• qb-target
• Native interaction support

No target system is required. Players can use the built-in interaction key when no supported target resource is installed.

Player Commands

• /scrapjob — Start a scrapyard contract
• /cancelscrap — Cancel the current contract
• /scrapstats — View scrapyard level and experience

Admin Command

• /scrapreset [serverId] — Reset a player’s scrapyard progression

Optimisation

The resource uses distance-based interaction loops, cached vehicle dismantling points, batched progression saving, controlled network entity scope, and automatic cleanup to maintain smooth server and client performance.

Installation

A full installation guide, configuration file, framework bridge, and inventory item templates are included.

This resource is highly configurable, allowing server owners to adjust:

• Vehicle models
• Contract levels
• Material rewards
• Cash rewards
• Experience rewards
• Cooldowns
• Scrapyard locations
• Work bays
• Interaction distances
• Dismantling times
• Progression requirements

Support

Support is provided for installation issues, configuration assistance, and confirmed script bugs.

This resource is provided as a digital product. Please review the installation requirements before purchasing.

Trucker Job

Blackstone Progressive Trucking

Give your players a complete trucking career with persistent progression, truck ownership, upgrades and level-based contracts.

Players begin at the Port of Los Santos and use the Port Operations computer to access one modern tablet containing Contracts, the Truck Shop and their Personal Garage.

Features

• 30 balanced progression levels
• Persistent experience, earnings and completed jobs
• Five included trucking contracts
• Different trucks, trailers and cargo for different contracts
• Level-based contract and vehicle unlocks
• Rental and personally owned truck options
• Rental vehicles must be returned before payment
• Purchase personal trucks at different prices and levels
• Select an active personal work truck
• Upgrade engines, transmissions, brakes and armour
• Configurable owned-truck payment bonus
• Truck and trailer spawn separately
• Players must collect the truck and manually connect the trailer
• Multiple reserved loading bays for simultaneous players
• GPS-guided deliveries and return-to-depot system
• Automatic database installation
• Server-side position, vehicle, timing and payout validation
• Event throttling and optimised client performance
• Configurable port computer, depot, routes, payouts and vehicles
• Optional local desk and laptop props
• Automatic qb-vehiclekeys support

Framework Support

• Qbox
• QBCore
• ESX Legacy
• Standalone progression mode
• Automatic framework detection

qb-banking Support

Fully compatible with qb-banking when using QBCore. Route payments are deposited into the player’s checking account, while purchases and upgrades can appear in their banking statement history.

Requirements

• FiveM server
• oxmysql
• Qbox, QBCore or ESX for economy payments
• OneSync recommended

Build a trucking economy that gives players something worthwhile to work toward without making progression too easy or frustratingly difficult.