The Deora 2 was designed by Nathan Proch and was inspired by the Alexander Brother's 1964 Deora showcar which was based off of a compact Dodge A100 pickup that was heavily modified with a slant six engine and 3-speed manual transmission.

Mar 7, 2024 · A 6-stud wide scale version of the Deora II, perfect for your Lego city scale. This 6-stud wide version of the Deora II existed from back when the Speed Champions series was set at the 6-stud wide version.

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Nov 27, 2021 · Deora II, a custom-built gift for Hot Wheels' 35th birthday, a life-size replica of the toy car with the same name

Dec 3, 2021 · In 2003, as part of Hot Wheels' 35th Anniversary, the Deora II was built into an actual 1:1 scale car. Hot Wheels teamed up with Chip Foose, Five Axis, Mother's, and PPG Industries to pull off this amazing Hot Wheels original design.

Deora II is a modernized take on the Deora show car designed by Harry Bradley. Although it has the same trappings of the original Deora, such as a pair of surfboards and a two-seater cabin with a roof-hinged, front-mounted door, the Deora II is updated with a …

May 5, 2020 · The Dodge Deora has fascinated me since I saw an original Hot Wheel one in my uncle's collection. My entry is loosely based on the Deora 1 and Deora 2. Current functions: V6 (original had Slant-6, but that was too long) AWD without central diff Front independent suspension Live axle on rear with fake leaf springs to locate the axle

Aug 5, 2023 · Rebuilding some old lego sets I found and this little dude is literally as the title says in my opinion. Neat!

Feb 15, 2019 · Lego Deora 2 My deora 2 with vert. vert's hairstyle may not be right but it was all that could fit, i could've used a helmet but i wanted hair. the windshield piece would require stickering though. i wanted to do show accurate rims but those did not exist so i went with the foose ones instead.

May 1, 2024 · The car was based on the 1964 Dodge Deora, a real-life concept truck designed by Harry Bradley, (who, by 1968 was working as Hot Wheels' own designer) and built by Larry and Mike Alexander. The Cars were packaged with a metal 'Collector's Button'.