Building My Vaydor G35 Supercar Exotic (Pt. 6) Door Latches, Paint Color Test. Woo!

The Vaydor build continues as we get the doors closing and start playing around with paint colors. Lots of fun to be had!
1:22-Intro
4:14-Door Strikers & Latches
21:52-Finishing Rear Parts
30:28-Paint Color Test,Trunk Lid
35:30-Trunk Lid Actuator
37:50-Progress Pics

[@LuisMBuildz]

sweet ride bro

[@TheInja]

Heavily considering building one myself, so it was fun watching this series to this point! Looking forward to the next one 🤘🏼

[@latenightdiy1496]

More to come!

[@colinnely]

Every single update on the vaydor it starts looking better and better! 👍👏

[@latenightdiy1496]

Thank you so much. I am loving the way its coming out. So much work though!

[@brayandiaz2238]

Dude this is awesome been watching since the first part of this series

[@latenightdiy1496]

Thanks so much for the support! Part 9 should be out in a few weeks!

[@pianomanic71]

Love the color!

[@latenightdiy1496]

Im still not 100% on it because I think Im going for something a tad bit brighter but we'll see. Paint prices are through the roof!

[@user-bx9un3wz2f]

Loving this series looking to build one myself

[@craftyukraine]

Awesome paint job!👏🏻😎Waiting for the updates.🤔

[@latenightdiy1496]

Thank you! Finally getting ready to paint and I think I've changed my mind on the color!

[@brayandiaz2238]

Think you should make a side gig building these for people

[@latenightdiy1496]

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.

[@Rebird88]

Hey, I’ve been watching your Vaydor build. I’ve got one of my own I’m starting soon and I really enjoy your tips and tricks. Any idea when you’ll have another video out on the build?

[@latenightdiy1496]

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

[@masteroogway5028]

Currently in college for welding. Starting my 2nd semester this Monday and I'm hoping i get enough to make the big bucks so I can get this kit and its cousin the Valerra (I dont remember how to spell it😭)

[@latenightdiy1496]

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!

[@italy716]

how much you think a mechanic would ask for the full job?

[@latenightdiy1496]

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.

[@Alexlowery]

Dog how long has this taken you and how long does it take I wanna build one

[@latenightdiy1496]

I would say if you put all the cumulative time together, you might be able to do one in 5 or 6 months but I just hit one year since I started the build. Its almost done but I stopped for a few months to do house and garage upgrades.

[@selmanuzun]

@@latenightdiy1496 can anyone else build it for me? If so where do they do that

[@mitchmaboy4026]

i plan on getting and building one of my own but i have a few questions. Do you know if you can register it and how easy of a process it is to make it street legal? Also when you buy the kit do they give you much instruction on how to build it?

[@latenightdiy1496]

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.

[@TohPhimmasenh]

This is taking a year ?

[@latenightdiy1496]

It really depends on how much attention you pay to detail and how steadily you work on it. Its been about a year since I started it, but I've taken a month or 2 here and there to work on my house like the "foundation repair" video, and I actually took May and June to remodel my garage and work areas. So Ive got 7-8 months work in it, maybe working 3-4 days a week.

[@TohPhimmasenh]

@@latenightdiy1496 ah that makes sense, i was wondering if you open up a shop and build it for others but quicker you would make lots of money