DD Speed Shop has been making good progress on the crew cab Biscayne project, and because you all said you wanted it they have decided to do the 2-door conversion! The first side is happening right here right now in this video. Check it out!

I’ll never forget when I found out that a Tri-5 Chevrolet was pretty straight forward to swap from a 4-door into a 2-door, and it blew me away. I had just never looked at one that way before. Later on I would fall in love with a car that a dude built and hauled to Famoso for the March Meet and California Hot Rod Reunion every year. It was a 4-door Tri-5 that had been converted to a 2-door on the driver’s side, but left the front and back doors on the passenger side. It was cool and made me smile.

Watch and let us know what you think should be done to it.

Video Description:

Well it’s the second part of 2 door swapping a 1966 Chevrolet Biscayne. I know this seems like a huge undertaking but it’s actually a pretty simple process. The hardest part of any 2 door conversion is the first cut. Once the first cut has been made, the mental hurdle has been crossed and you’re off to the races.

Step 1 Remove doors

Step 2 Bolt on factory 2 door doors

Step 3 eye ball it all back together.

Step 4 Sit back and enjoy your “2 door” car

Lots of cutting and welding, but very little money spent to get the desired effect. Take your time, think it through and ANY ONE can have them selves a nice 2 door cruiser.