A custom two-door Chevy Suburban that was displayed at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas has sold for a significant $75,000 via online car selling site Exotic Car Trader.
It’s not clear what shop was originally responsible for slapping this two-door Chevy Suburban together, though it has undergone quite an extensive overhaul, with the builders shortening the full-size SUV’s wheelbase and chopping off the two rear passenger doors. The rear end also underwent a little plastic surgery, receiving a pair of Cadillac Escalade taillights in place of the smaller Suburban taillights.
In addition to the custom two-door conversion, this Chevy Suburban features a two-tone exterior paint job with a black upper section and a Nardo Grey lower. It rides on massive 26-inch DUB alloy wheels, while that near-perfect stance comes from a six-inch Belltech Components drop with rear air shocks. The interior has also been completely redone, featuring diamond-stitched leather upholstery, a suede headliner, a 2,800 watt stereo system and a massive touchscreen lifted from a Tesla Model S.
Originally based on a Chevy Suburban LT, under the hood of this custom two-door SUV is a 5.3L L83 V8 engine, which is paired with a 6L80 six-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel-drive. The burly V8 soundtrack is enhanced by a full Borla exhaust system with Borla tips.
The previous owner of this former SEMA showpiece wasn’t afraid to drive it, as it has more than 67,000 miles on the odometer. For this reason, we’d say $75,000 is a bit of a steep price, but we suppose a custom vehicle is worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it. GM doesn’t sell a vehicle like this anymore, either, so the (typically expensive) aftermarket is the only way to get behind the wheel of a two-door body-on-frame Chevy SUV.
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Why?
Looking at the direct side profile it would have looked better with a little more wheelbase. I think building a modern 2 door full-size was a cool idea but for me I would have gone with an off-road theme.
The proportions look strange. Wheelbase to short, maybe.
GM needs to make a 2 door version 4×4 to compete with the bronco, picture a 2021 Tahoe 2 door 4×4 with a trail boss lift an good mud tires. Bronco killer is what we would have imagine a 6.2 liter super Blazer!!!
That infotainment screen bugs me so much hahaha
It’s an aftermarket, but with a digital display of what the factory modules look like.. why?
I think this was the white one that was lifted at SEMA
That’s no Suburban, it’s a Blazer.