
About
A19Customs is a FiveM vehicle community with a soft spot for the cars you actually see on the street. We build lore-friendly vehicles from scratch, and a lot of the inspiration comes from the UK car scene. If you’ve ever heard a hot hatch coming down the road and tried to guess what it was before it came into view, you’ll fit in here.
The Discord is where we share what we’re working on. You can follow a car from its first few panels in Blender to its first drive in FiveM. Sometimes that means a look at a new set of lights or a bumper we’re still playing with. Other times it’s me strapping mics to the daily to test a recording setup before we head out to capture new engine sounds. If you’ve got an opinion on how a build is coming along, tell us. That’s half the fun of sharing it early.
There’s plenty going on beyond the street cars too. We build police and EMS vehicles, make tools for the wider FiveM community and occasionally get carried away with a seasonal idea. Last Christmas that meant building a gingerbread train with a working carriage.
Once a vehicle is out, we love seeing what happens to it on your server. Two people can start with the same car and go in completely different directions with the wheels, paint and livery. Drop a photo of yours, show us the fleet you’ve put together, or come chat cars while we work on the next one. You’ll also find new releases, vehicle updates and support here when you need a hand.

A19Customs
A19 Customs is an industry-leading vehicle development and design studio specializing in high-quality vehicle's & modifications within the GTA FiveM Community.
About
A19Customs is a FiveM vehicle community with a soft spot for the cars you actually see on the street. We build lore-friendly vehicles from scratch, and a lot of the inspiration comes from the UK car scene. If you’ve ever heard a hot hatch coming down the road and tried to guess what it was before it came into view, you’ll fit in here.
The Discord is where we share what we’re working on. You can follow a car from its first few panels in Blender to its first drive in FiveM. Sometimes that means a look at a new set of lights or a bumper we’re still playing with. Other times it’s me strapping mics to the daily to test a recording setup before we head out to capture new engine sounds. If you’ve got an opinion on how a build is coming along, tell us. That’s half the fun of sharing it early.
There’s plenty going on beyond the street cars too. We build police and EMS vehicles, make tools for the wider FiveM community and occasionally get carried away with a seasonal idea. Last Christmas that meant building a gingerbread train with a working carriage.
Once a vehicle is out, we love seeing what happens to it on your server. Two people can start with the same car and go in completely different directions with the wheels, paint and livery. Drop a photo of yours, show us the fleet you’ve put together, or come chat cars while we work on the next one. You’ll also find new releases, vehicle updates and support here when you need a hand.

