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Businessman turns Citreon 2CV into a DJ booth - BBC News

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A man wearing a black t-shirt is standing out the roof of a Citreon 2CV white and purple car. It is parked inbetween two speakers on a high street. He is looking at an apple mac.

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Businessman converts classic Citroen 2CV into a functional DJ booth

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Andrew Teverson, a 41-year-old businessman from Halesowen, has transformed a 1948 Citroen 2CV into a mobile DJ booth called the 'Snail Stage'. After purchasing the vehicle for £100 to save it from the scrapyard, he and his events company built a stage into the back where DJs can perform. The car remains fully driveable and has been used for events at university student unions and shopping centres.

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  • Andrew Teverson bought a 1948 Citroen 2CV for £100 to save it from being scrapped.
  • He converted the classic car into a mobile DJ booth and stage for his events company, The Stage Bus.
  • The vehicle remains fully driveable and has been featured at events including university student unions and shopping centres.
  • Citroen has recently unveiled a new electric concept car reviving the 2CV brand for the future.
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