Porsche 911 RSR 1973

Classic racing colours land well on this black and yellow coupe. Gold exhaust pipes exit under the tail and yellow wheel centres finish the look. One code brings it in.

Spawn codes for the FiveM Porsche 911 RSR

Everything runs off one code here: tolrsr. It comes with Unbranded Car Pack B. Put the resource in your resources folder, ensure it in server.cfg and restart. Pin the code in your staff channel so nobody has to hunt for it later.

What the gallery shows

The front three-quarter shot shows black paint with yellow accents and yellow wheels on a city street. The rear view picks up the gold exhaust pipes and the yellow wheel centres from the kerb. The shape is short and wide, so it reads as a period race car rather than a modern one.

File figures

• Poly count: 289.842
• .yft file: 11.1 MB
• .ytd file: 5 MB
• Tuning parts: none

There are no tuning parts on this model, so the car drives as the gallery shows it. That keeps garage setup short and leaves nothing for staff to explain. The two file sizes tell you what your stream folder gains, and the poly count is the detail level of the mesh.

Before you add it

Tell your players when it lands. A new vehicle posted in a Discord channel with its code and its price gets attention the same evening. Without that, most people never learn it exists. Add a screenshot from the gallery and say which job or which dealership sells it, so nobody has to ask.

About the real 911 RSR

The RSR is the racing version Porsche developed from the 911 in the early seventies, stripped inside and flared over wide wheels. It earned its name in long distance endurance events, which is why the shape is still copied. Perfect casting for a classic collector. Shipped debadged, with badges and logos removed.

Where it fits on a server

Classic car clubs, museum scenes and vintage race events suit it. It also works as a collector piece in a wealthy character garage. It ships inside Unbranded Car Pack B. The rest of the debadged range is on the Porsche vehicle hub. The Porsche 911 GT3 page is worth a look too.