Strip stolen vehicles for parts to sell with an interactive dismantling loop — ESX and QBCore
Stealing a car is only step one — a real criminal knows the money is in the parts. Chop Shop completes the auto-theft loop with an interactive dismantling system: haul a stolen vehicle to a hidden garage, strip it down piece by piece and sell the components for scrap. It gives car theft a genuine payoff and turns your GTA-style joyriders into organized criminals.
How the chop shop works
- Bring a stolen vehicle to a chop shop location.
- Strip it down through an interactive dismantling process.
- Harvest parts and components that sell for scrap.
- Better vehicles yield more valuable parts.
- Police-alert risk keeps every job tense.
Why a chop shop completes car crime
- Car theft finally has a real, profitable endgame.
- It rewards targeting the right vehicles for the best parts.
- Hidden shops become valuable, contested criminal assets.
- Police get a new operation to locate and raid.
- Organized crews can run a whole stolen-car pipeline.
Clean and configurable
- Built for ESX and QBCore with inventory and economy integration.
- Configurable locations, parts, payouts and alerts in open files.
- Ties into your vehicle-theft and police systems.
- Optimized so a busy chop shop stays smooth.
A crime economy built around cars is incomplete without somewhere to fence them, and a chop shop is that missing piece — it turns a stolen vehicle from a joyride into a profit stream and gives auto-theft a satisfying, organized loop. It rewards planning over impulse and hands police a whole new criminal operation to hunt down.
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A crime economy built around cars is incomplete without somewhere to fence them, and a chop shop turns a stolen vehicle from a joyride into a profit stream that rewards planning over impulse.
It hands police a whole new criminal operation to locate and raid, and gives organized crews a complete stolen-car pipeline to run end to end.
