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Best way to make a vehicle only mod is just copy the original vehicle data in the actual game. You can override it by copying it exactly and just making sure the vehicle PNG file is what you want it looking like. It must be PNG and must be 135px x 98px. The PNG file must have the exact same file name as the vehicles ID (e.g. But if you use my mod as an example Vehicletype id="SLP_AU_POL_FordRanger" matches SLP_AU_POL_FordRanger.png). It is best to make copies though, so yours could be called Vehicletype id="PGVSB_VehicleImChanging". This makes sure you can keep using the original items and your mod wont conflict with others that do override the stock vehicles.
@PingvinSnubben, yes the Guide called 'Workshop Guide' will help you a lot https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2095964545
My mod was released with a creative commons license so as long as you release any works under the same licence and just link to the original source (this mod) you can use anything you want from my mods (copy and cut, literally use code/images, free for all, makes modding easier if we work together haha). Feel free to grab it and fiddle around, I have a lot of comments in the XML so it should be fairly easy to understand but that guide will have you making vehicle mods in no time.