Declasse panel van

A brown full-size panel van seen square from behind at 16:16.60, driving away from a wrought-iron estate gate with three wanted stars showing, and DECLASSE on the tailgate.

The van is a full-size panel van in two tones of brown, darker across the ribbed roof and lighter down the flanks, with the paint catching the light along the shoulder line. The back is a pair of barn doors, split down the middle, each glazed in its upper half. The rear lamp clusters are tall vertical units mounted at the outer edge of each door rather than in the body. A dark step bumper runs under both doors. Until 22 September 2026 this page also put a white sticker low on the other door; there is no second marking there. What it described is the badge below, seen once more and counted twice.

Low on the right-hand door is a badge in eight capitals reading DECLASSE, legible on the 3840 by 2160 master and not on the copy we had been using, with a second line under it of nine or ten characters that does not come apart. So the maker is ours to state and the model is not. The plate is in frame and is not legible; there is a coloured emblem at its centre, and a PURPLE sticker sits on the step bumper. What the wider frame adds is context rather than detail: the van is pulling away past a wrought-iron gate with ornamental pillars, and the HUD is showing a four-star wanted level, four lit and a fifth greyed out.

How to recognise it

• DECLASSE low on the right-hand rear door, with an unreadable model line under it
• Full-size panel van, two-tone brown, ribbed roof panels
• Split barn doors at the rear, each glazed in the upper half
• Tall vertical rear lamp clusters at the outer edge of each door
• A PURPLE sticker on the step bumper

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 16:16.60. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 844 by 712 of it. Also in it: a wrought-iron estate gate.

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 model. It is on the badge under DECLASSE and it does not resolve.
• The plate. The emblem is visible; the characters are not.
• Whether the two-tone finish is paint or wear
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, where it spawns

A note on this record

Called a brown panel van here until 18 September 2026, when the tailgate badge was read on Rockstar's own master and turned out to carry a maker's name. The old address redirects here.