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The West Coast Project.

United States
Country estimated from the connection IP. A proxy can hide the actual hosting location.Estimate checked Sep 27, 2026, 4:21 AM UTC · DB-IP
1 players online

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  1. Open FiveM
  2. Press F8 to open the console
  3. Enter connect 89.31.216.25:5423, then press Enter
89.31.216.25:5423

About The West Coast Project

The West Coast Project describes itself as a serious RP project based in Los Angeles and its county, using vMenu. It advertises at least 200 interiors and at least 300 added vehicles. Recruitment covers CHP, LASD, LAPD, CalFire and civilians, and joining Discord is required for admission.

Players and activity

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5.6
Peak
38

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Frequently asked questions

How do I join The West Coast Project?

To join The West Coast Project in GTA 5, use one of the addresses below in the game’s connection options. Check the server’s instructions for any requirements.

  • 89.31.216.25:5423
How many players are connected right now?
  • 89.31.216.25:5423 — 1 player reported in the latest measurement.

Only measurements received within the last four minutes are shown here.

Which versions and platforms are supported?

Compatible versions have not been specified.

Declared platforms: PC.

Check the server’s requirements before joining; these details do not guarantee access from every version or device.

Is the server online and accessible?
  • 89.31.216.25:5423 — This address responded to the latest check.

A successful check does not guarantee that you can join. Access rules, an allowlist or other requirements may restrict connections.

Where can I view the server’s statistics?

Open the server activity section to see the available measurements and periods with no data.

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What is PvP?

PvP means player versus player. Combat and its rules vary by server.

What is Roleplay?

Play a character in a shared setting. The server defines its theme and rules.