Totally fake but I like it!

May as well have the '65 version though, DNA connection

 

I agree it appears fake. But how would that front door work?

On the old one it looks like the windshield opens up.

 

...wonderful what you can do with cut-and-paste...

 

Here is a article on the Deora.... Gold one..
https://www.core77.com/posts/106582...-Most-Elaborate-IngressEgress-Youve-Ever-Seen

 

The problem with those is always the impossible ergonomics. And the fact that the driver is always the first to reach the scene of the accident.

 

Very cool - I remember the gold one when it came out. COE truck, or Cab Over Engine truck!
The Deora was an AMT model too:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1262929083...-o4_VKks8cVpRvb3VsqRPdvChcEsaGixoC4tcQAvD_BwE

 

Interesting, but I'm surprised that the Oldsmobile horn button survived the Chrysler Corp lease. The narrator of the Deora video also got the displacement wrong - it is 170, but cubic inches, not cubic Centimeters. Like most of the "far out" concept cars, it is impractical as hell. Kinda fun to look at, though.

 

Wow:

 

I saw an econoline pickup at a stoplight on Sunday, pretty cool. You don't see that every day.

 

And as so often happens with Oldsmobile rocket emblems, it appears to have been installed upside down.

 

I hadn't noticed that. You are right.