Bright green pickup

A metallic green pickup filmed as somebody's social clip at 0:52 of Trailer 1, complete with the interface around it, and carrying the decals of the shop that wrapped it.

The paint is a bright metallic green, the flake visible, on a single-cab pickup with the driver’s door swung open. A man with a tattooed back and baggy jeans stands in the open doorway, one foot on the sill and a hand on top of the door. The cab roof carries a high-mounted brake light and the bed runs off the right of the frame, palms and a blue sky behind.

The rear window is a noticeboard, three panes in one frame. Vice Vinyl is set across the middle pane in a white script with a long tail swept under the word, #rideoutcustoms below it in small letters, and CROSSTOWN under that in a heavy slab face; every one of them separates on the true pixel grid. The left pane carries a second decal in the same white script, which begins Wrap Like a and runs into itself after that, and a small round sticker sits in the corner of the right pane.

The frame itself is dressed as social media: a handle reading YoMammazJammer with a Follow button, and a caption that reads RIP Rudi – C U in heaven, cuz. What we are looking at is a clip inside the game, not a shot of the world, and it is the same overlay that names Hamlet a few seconds later in the same trailer.

The hashtag is the useful line. Rideout Customs is a workshop Rockstar names on its own media page, and a customer’s truck carrying its tag on the glass is the shop advertising itself on the street. GTA 5 let you respray a pickup from a garage menu; a wrap shop with a hashtag and a sticker on the rear window is the same trade drawn as a business with a name.

How to recognise it

• Bright metallic green single-cab pickup, flake visible
• Vice Vinyl in white script on the rear window, with #rideoutcustoms and CROSSTOWN below
• A second white-script decal on the left pane of the rear window beginning Wrap Like a, and a small round sticker in the corner of the right pane
• High-mounted brake light on the cab roof
• Social media overlay: handle, Follow button, caption

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 1 at 0:52.17. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 3648 by 1576 of it.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• The name, and the manufacturer
• Whether Vice Vinyl and Crosstown are businesses you can visit
• What the bed carries. It runs off the frame, and nothing in our material shows it.
• Everything measured: top speed, payload, price, where it spawns

A note on this record

This record was called a green pickup with a mounted trophy until 14 September 2026. Nothing in the one frame we hold shows a trophy, so the record was renamed to what the image supports. On 25 September 2026 the comment and heart icons came out, since they sit above this crop; the Wrap Like a decal and the round sticker were put where they are, on the left and right panes of the rear window rather than a quarter window and the pillar; and the Hamlet overlay moved into the link.