FREE Chop Shop

Most free criminal scripts are giveaways — bare-bones, economy-breaking, abandoned six months after upload. This one is built differently. The reputation gate on export missions alone tells you the author thought about server health: new players grind chop missions until they've earned the access, which keeps day-one cash inflation from wrecking your economy before the server even finds its footing.

Two Mission Types, One Risk/Reward Decision

The script separates chopping into two distinct activities. Standard chop missions send players to a location to dismantle a vehicle in place — lower risk, steady material income, available immediately. Export missions are time-limited runs with higher rewards, but they're locked behind reputation rank. That gate isn't arbitrary. It means the high-value activity requires investment to reach, so players who want export money have to put in chop hours first. After dismantling, an NPC flatbed arrives to collect the shell — a small detail, but it makes the location feel like an actual operation rather than a script trigger in an empty lot.

• Chop shop missions: dismantle vehicles at configured locations for parts and materials

• Export missions: time-limited, higher payout, reputation-gated

• Configurable vehicle parts and materials per vehicle model

• Rare parts system alongside standard material selling

• NPC flatbed truck collects vehicle shells post-dismantling

• Special mini-games that vary by vehicle type

• Mission cooldown system preventing rapid cycling

Police Dispatch That Actually Matters

The police alert system is chance-based per mission type — chop missions carry a lower alert chance than export runs, which mirrors the actual risk difference between a quiet strip job and moving a hot car across the map on a timer. It integrates with qb-policejob and ps-dispatch out of the box, with qs-dispatch and cd_dispatch available as experimental options. Police response becomes part of the activity's risk profile rather than an afterthought bolted on for show.

Reputation System Architecture

Rank requirements for export mission access are fully adjustable in config. If your server economy runs hot and you want the gate higher, change the number. If you're running a more casual population and want players reaching export missions sooner, drop it. The admin commands for player statistics let you check individual rep without touching the database directly.

Compatibility

• Framework: QBCore (qb-core, qb-banking required)

• UI: bl_ui

• Database: oxmysql

• Library: ox_lib

• Inventory: qb-inventory / ox_inventory (tested); qs-inventory (experimental)

• Targeting: qb-target / ox_target

• Police: qb-policejob / ps-dispatch (configured); qs-dispatch / cd_dispatch (experimental)

• Vehicle keys: qb-vehiclekeys, cd_garage

Installation

1. Put the resource folder in resources, and if the download ships an SQL file, import it into your database first.
2. Make sure oxmysql and ox_lib are running, along with your inventory and your target resource.
3. Add the ensure line to server.cfg after qb-core, qb-banking and those dependencies.
4. Restart the server, then set your chop locations and the reputation rank that unlocks export runs in the config.
5. Run one mission end to end and check the police alert reaches ps-dispatch.

Dependencies

qb-core and qb-banking, oxmysql and ox_lib, plus an inventory (ox_inventory or qs-inventory), a target resource (ox_target or qb-target) and ps-dispatch for the alerts.