Thank you!

If I have to get the car, buy the kit and everything from start to Finish probably around $150k.

@@latenightdiy1496 plus the cost of the car right?

With tires and after mount and balance, all together about $8,000

Thanks for coming back! I hate that it’s taken so long but sometimes I stop to make house upgrades, or I get slammed with piano work and I put it aside for a couple months. I feel like I’m gonna stick with it now and try to finish it by summer. We’ll see lol! 😂 My favorite part of this video is that little drive out at 1:44:27. You can really see the progress there!

Thank you so much. It’s a long process, but I’m trying to work my way up lol.

I’ve only started to barely piece my interior together so I don’t think I’m a pro with it yet. Let me do mine first and then maybe I can come up with a price and go from there lol. Cheers!

​@latenightdiy1496 ok I'll be waiting..ima watch for your updates like a Hawk 😂😂

@@TheSidekickkingha ha 😂 ok

Yes I will keep showing the progress as I go.

Lol I know and I wish I could've gotten Pt. 8 done faster but I got slammed busy with my piano restoration work, and that's what's helping to fund the Vaydor so I had to get those done. 😅 Glad it's out now and hopefully I'll get the next one done quicker! Thanks so much for the continued support!

I believe you can just remove the bottom side screws and slide those side shells off. Hope this helps!

Anyone who knows how to properly do a custom build like this should be charging at least $50k-$70K. If I were buying all the parts and donor car to build this exact same car again just for someone else, I would want at least $150K. Its a lot of time, skills and dedication to do this.

I'm just barely getting started with the interior so I don't have many answers for that just yet. The main thing with the dash is getting it trimmed just enough to make it fit and then see where you need to "fine trim" a little more. It's ok to use self tapping screws to temporarily hold things in place but you'll want to come up with better ways to do the permanent fastening.

I appreciate that! Thank you so much. I'm looking forward to finishing up the next video!

figured it out 😂 was really panicking for a few days. The 5 cables, if any of them are disconnected could result in the keyboard turning on but no sound. Turns out not so easy to break even if you're bad at this like me! Just make sure to connect them, some can come loose accidentally. Cheers thanks for video a ton.

I think I did that one for $800.

Most likely if someone applied a bad finish, the only correct way to make it better will be to remove all the bad stuff first.

yes it does.

With the finish system I use its definitely best to remove any other finishes before applying them. Its not easy to get a true professional shine but if you're willing to seek out the correct products, it can be done!

Its the same size as a standard gallon can

Im currently working on Pt. 8 but don't really have a target release date yet. Hopefully soon!

Thanks!

As far as registration, it mostly depends on where you are located. In Texas there’s nothing really special as long as it has all the safety features to pass inspection like proper lighting, mirrors, windshield wipers etc...As long as you have the title anyway. I still have the G 35 title so I should be able to get the inspection done and then have it registered once finished. As far as purchasing the kit, the build guide on the Carolina-Vaydor website is incomplete and in the grand scheme of things, it barely gives you any good information for building the car. I highly recommend having years of aircraft or custom car building experience, know how to work with fiberglass and metal work, And really have the ability to think outside the box. There’s a lot to figure out. My videos will probably become the most detailed build guide so far but there are still many things not shown in the videos.

Sorry, I only know English.

I hope it all goes well for ya. It takes constantly pushing and never resting to get things you want but its all worth it!

Sure. Feel free to ask.

I don't think there is a way to adjust them but I haven't actually tried to do that.

Thank you! 😊

They have been rock solid for me! Keep in mind we use these pianos for a piano bar situation and they are played 8-12 hours a day, 365 days a year. I do this repair about once every 6 months of use so that's a ton of playing hours!

You know it has crossed my mind. Once this one is finished the next one could be done so much faster because there were a lot of things to figure out and I would already have that knowledge for the next one. It really would depend on the money people are willing to spend on having it done. If I built one for someone else, I'd have to be getting at least $150k just because of the time and detail I put into it. To me, its so much cooler looking than most other exotic cars but some people think if its not a real Lambo or Ferrari, that its not worth that much. Its all personal preference.

Im not messing with drivetrain stuff yet but a good friend of mine is probably gonna set me up with an LS eventually.