Post by ferrari512s on Jan 24, 2014 6:52:46 GMT -5
2000 Deora II
edited by David Barth, 21 April 2009.
Courtesy The Forney Museum of Transportation at 4303 Brighton Blvd., Denver, Colorado. Photos were taken in April 2009.
Nathan Proch, Hot Wheels Director of Design, created this vehicle as a tribute to the original Deora designed by Harry Bentley Bradley. The car has an extreme cab-forward design; a transverse, rear-mounted V8 Northstar engine; 24 inch KMC "Slide" wheels; Toyo Tires; 2 carbon fiber surfboards; and a gullwing-style front entry door. The project was led by designer/fabricator Chip Foose with support by Mothers Polish, Inc. It was constructed by Troy Sumitomo and his staff at 5 Axis Prototypes in Lake Forest, California, USA.
www.barthworks.com/cars/petersen/2000deora.htm
edited by David Barth, 21 April 2009.
Courtesy The Forney Museum of Transportation at 4303 Brighton Blvd., Denver, Colorado. Photos were taken in April 2009.
Nathan Proch, Hot Wheels Director of Design, created this vehicle as a tribute to the original Deora designed by Harry Bentley Bradley. The car has an extreme cab-forward design; a transverse, rear-mounted V8 Northstar engine; 24 inch KMC "Slide" wheels; Toyo Tires; 2 carbon fiber surfboards; and a gullwing-style front entry door. The project was led by designer/fabricator Chip Foose with support by Mothers Polish, Inc. It was constructed by Troy Sumitomo and his staff at 5 Axis Prototypes in Lake Forest, California, USA.
www.barthworks.com/cars/petersen/2000deora.htm