Man transforms classic Citroen 2CV into mobile DJ booth
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Andrew Teverson, a 41-year-old businessman from Halesowen, England, converted a 1948 Citroen 2CV into a functioning DJ booth.
The Citroen 2CV was originally designed as an affordable and durable car for French farmers and rural drivers. Teverson purchased the vehicle for £100 with the initial intention of restoring it, but then repurposed it for his event vehicle company, The Stage Bus.
He and his team built a stage into the car’s rear, allowing DJs to perform from the space where the back seats would be. Teverson also belongs to the Birmingham and Black Country 2CV enthusiasts group and enjoys driving the unique vehicle daily, as well as at events like university parties and shopping centre appearances.
He believes a new electric concept version of the 2CV, revealed at the Paris Motor Show, could be successful if it remains affordable and maintains the brand’s distinctive character.
