For Sale

On this page we will advertise significant new and old traditional hot rods and customs for sale.

Leo Lyons' 1950 Mercury - The Ultra Modern Merc
Leo Lyons' 1950 Mercury, a very radical and futuristic custom creation is currently up for grabs. Leo built his Ultra Modern Merc over a span of 9 years. The one off a kind car was almost entirely crafted of aluminum. Once completed, it landed the cover of Custom Cars February 1960. Today the car is located in the Nor Cal Bay Area, and it really deserves to be bought and restored back to it's former glory.
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Dave Stuckey's 1965 Pontiac Catalina
In 1969, well known customizer Dave Stuckey of Stuckey Kustom in Kansas was still restyling cars like he did back in the 1950s. So when he set off to customize his own 1965 Pontiac Catalina, he decided to have it chopped, sectioned, channeled and lowered. After driving it for a while, Dave sold the car to David Schluck in 1972. David has now decided to part with his old custom, and his asking price is $30,000.00.
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Richard Zocchi's Second 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix
In 1962 Gene Winfield of Winfield's Custom Shop restyled a 1962 Pontiac Grand prix for Richard Zocchi. About 40 years later Zocchi decided that he wanted a chopped clone of his old custom, so he commissioned Lucky 7 Customs of Antioch to build him one. The build was completed in 2002. The car is currently up for grabs, looking just as good as it did 11 years ago.
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Ray Farhner's X-Ray
The X-Ray, a futuristic show rod built by Missouri customizer Ray Farhner of Farhner Custom Shop, is currently up for sale. The car is located in Kansas City, and it has been painted yellow pearl with modern style graphics in the recesses. The X-Ray is a turnkey car, and it runs great. Asking price is $50,000.00.
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Gene Boucher's 1956 Ford - The Marquis
The Marquis is a radically customized 1956 Ford restyled by Bill Cushenbery of Cushenbery Custom Shop for Gene Boucher. The build took was two and a half year in the works before it made its debut in January of 1962. Gene kept the car until he passed away. After swapping hands a couple times, the old show car ended up with Bud Millard who had restored it back to show condition. Still owned by Bud, the car is currently up for sale.
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Harry Costa's 1941 Ford
Harry Costa is currently selling his 1941 Ford Convertible. Harry bought the car in 1953, and started customizing it shortly after he got it. The body was channeled 7 inches over the frame, the fenders were raised, hood sectioned and much more before Hall's Top Shop in Oakland fit the car with a padded top. The car still looks and runs good, and the asking price is $40 000.
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