2+0 to 2+2 on DBS

[mikeyb2410]

Anyone done this conversion or know of anyone that has done this conversion? Looking to find best place to do it and get a rough Idea of cost. A new arrival has come along and need to future proof the Aston before her indoors tells me to get a more practical car......

[DB9VolanteDriver]

A call to AM Works appears to be in order. I remember an article where they did just such a thing to a customer's car...it was very pricey (but it would be, of course).

[e600]

There are at least 2 sets of interiors on e bay at the moment, purchase and get a local trim shp to fit if you can't do it?

[AMDBSNick]

http://www.mcgurk.com/

Call Jon. When we were there a few weeks ago he told me they had done or were just about to do this. I suspect it will be a fraction of what "works" will charge

[shropshireAston]

+ 1 .. McGurks did this a while back.. I saw it after completion - looked amazing :-).. there are a few pictures on the website too near the bottom of the page - I'm sure they could send you more pics.. Pretty sure the owner is a PH'er

http://www.mcgurk.com/Home/McGurk-News.aspx

[mikeyb2410]

Thank you guys that's awesome I will check out eBay and have a look at mgurks

[jimbobjetset]

I'm the PH'er for whom McGurk's did the conversion. I wanted a DBS (had a DB9) and John had a car that fitted the bill. It was a 2+0 and I needed the extra seats for the odd school run etc.

John offered the retro fitting of rear seats as an option and, as I have dealt with him for long time, I trusted him (and the team at McGurk) to pull apart the interior of my spangly new car. I went to see it whilst they were half way through and that was an eye opener.

The finished result is amazing and I couldn't be more pleased. The leather is beautiful and to all intents and purposes it's a factory fit. There are no rattles or squeaks.

The kids love the fact that they can go to school in the DBS; so everyone's happy.

[mikeyb2410]

Many thanks thats great to see it finished, I spoke to John today he was very helpful.

thanks again
mike