Kaido House //236 Chevrolet Silverado Dually Hot Rod V1

Kaido House × Mini GT //236 Chevrolet Silverado Dually Hot Rod V1, catalog number KHMG236, is a 1:64 scale collectible model featuring a classic Silverado with dual rear wheels, modified in the hot rod spirit. This item is aimed at adult collectors—both fans of American pickups and collectors of the Kaido House brand, which has been producing the most refined models in this scale for years.

The model is finished in matte black (Flat Black), with the body complemented by contrasting checkerboard accents and Kaido House Speed Shop graphics. The construction features a metal body and metal chassis, but its strongest asset is the opening hood revealing a detailed engine bay—a rare feature in this scale. The model reproduces the long crew cab with a wide dually rear axle and is set in a heavily lowered, “slammed” body. The bodywork, interior, lighting, and grille are meticulously detailed, and the model rolls on matching aluminum wheels with real rubber tires. The whole package comes in a collector’s box, and the //236 number refers to the continuous numbering of Kaido House releases.

Kaido House is a brand founded by Jun Imai—a designer who worked for Hot Wheels for years and was responsible for some of the most sought-after castings. Kaido House models are created in collaboration with Mini GT, a line belonging to True Scale Miniatures (TSM). These are not replicas of production cars, but rather original visions of how a given car could look after a trip to the workshop: with lowered suspension, modified wheels, altered styling, and custom liveries. The “Hot Rod” series is one of the most stylistically daring in this catalog.

The original is a Chevrolet Silverado with a body known to collectors as a square body—the third generation of C/K pickups, produced from 1973 to 1987. Silverado was initially the most richly equipped version of this family, and over time the name was adopted by the entire line. Dually versions, with dual rear wheels, were offered in the most powerful single-ton versions, intended for heavy-duty work and towing. Under the hood were inline-six and V8 engines—from 5.0 and 5.7 liters to large-displacement 7.4-liter units—paired with manual or automatic transmissions and rear-wheel or all-wheel drive. The boxy, straight lines of the square body became a favorite base for American custom builds over time.

For the collector, KHMG236 is a standout piece in the display case: opening hood, dually wheels on wide rims, matte black finish, and Speed Shop graphics. Kaido House releases individual numbers in small batches and does not reissue them once sold out, so their availability on the market only decreases.

FAQ

Does the model have opening parts?
Yes—the hood opens, revealing a detailed engine bay underneath.

What is this model made of?
The body and chassis are metal, and the wheels feature matching aluminum rims with real rubber tires.

What does “Dually” mean in the model’s name?
Dual rear wheels—a feature used in the most powerful, heavy-duty versions of the pickup, also reproduced in this model.