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Yes you can use a g37 chassis but you will need to find a few of parts from the g35 to fit this body.
Parts list: Door glass, roofrail rubber, tail lights, gauge cluster, window regulator, and im sure some more but that's all I can see at this point.
That's true too.. if your gonna have to spend a boat load of time and money to bring the G35 back to a proper buildable state, kinda seems a bit senseless there. Always best to have a clean, proper foundation to build on firstIt sure would, just have to make sure the G35 you get is in good condition and with how long they've been out for it might be harder to do that. So when considering that, to some people it might make sense to go G37. And that's among many other things to consider. Rather have it be a pristine build in the end.
Most definitely. There's people out there that actually source the right vehicles out, buy them, drive them around, sell them back and still end up making money on top. It's like getting paid to drive around a high end vehicle.another reason for just getting something cool that costs even 3/4 of the Vaydor build, in the end you'll be happier. You can even own something really cool for a short amount of time and sell it. I know a lot of people who do that, keep a high end car they really like for a year. This way the cost of ownership is minimal, even the cost to buy (if you're smart about it) could cost you nothing in the end depending how much it sells for.
You have to REALLY like the Vaydor to forward with it.
Yupp, and personally, I've always been a function over form kind of guyIt might be why we don't see many of these being done, too much of a cost to absorb for something that immediately looks horrible, especially from the rear. Weight of the kit is going to slow it down too, all show no go.