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This gem is finished in a beautiful burgundy basecoat with clearcoat, Mercedes type carpet and cocoa soft leather interior with a removable hard top. Powering this Ford is a crate Chevrolet 350 V8 with a 700R4 automatic transmission with overdrive and a Currie 9 inch Ford rear end. Sound is delivered by a set of Sanderson headers and carried through a stainless exhaust system that exits in the rear center of the car. Other features include aluminum wheels, a Vega type front axle, 4 wheel disc brakes and Lincoln Zephyr headlights. This is a clean and simple example of a...

Introducing a truly unique and stunning 1975 Ford F-Series Highboy, a masterpiece of custom automotive craftsmanship. This exceptional truck boasts a mesmerizing brown and gold custom House Of Colors Chameleon exterior that shifts hues with the light, ensuring it stands out in any setting. The interior is equally impressive, featuring a luxurious tan and gold cloth finish that complements the exterior's rich tones. Under the hood, this Highboy is powered by a formidable 428 Super Cobra Jet V8 FE engine, originally donated from a 1969 Shelby Fastback Mustang, delivering an exhilarating driving experience. Paired with a Ford 4-Speed Manual transmission, this truck offers both power and smooth handling, making it a joy to drive on any road. This 1975 Ford F-Series Highboy is equipped with a range of desirable features designed to enhance your driving comfort and convenience. Enjoy the modern comfort of air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant ride in any weather. The aluminum wheels and custom wheels add a touch of style and durability, while...

The 1930s seen an array of models across multiple brand names. Ford basically struck gold when the Hi-boy was created, making one of the most sought-after bases to turn into straight performance Machines. This Hi-boy grabs your attention from square one with Bright Blue exterior with a tan convertible top and Chrome American Racing wheels giving this car a truly rich stand-out appearance. Opening the door to the interior one will find that the seating is a nice contrasting Tan. From the moment you turn the key forward in this car you notice the fire breathing 350 V8 that is bolted to a 3-speed automatic transmission. To say this Ford is one of a kind is truly an understatement and this unique piece should not last on the market too long. Make sure you're...

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Gateway Classic Cars of Denver is proud to offer this KUSTOM Retro 50's style 1930 Ford Highboy Roadster.

This metallic/metal-flake blue street rod was built by Kustom Classics in Ft. Worth, Texas. Yes, the very same Kustom Classics that designed and built the world famous 'Eleanor' for the movie Gone in 60 Seconds.

It took Kustom Classics 3 years to build this Highboy. They started with the custom built frame by Heidts along with the cross member, tubular A arm front suspension, and rear 4-link rear suspension.

The powerplant started as a 302cid Ford crate and was immediately upgraded with a Weiand High-Ram Intake, Holley Carb and Mallory Distributer. This 302 is backed with a Ford C4 3-speed automatic transmission that is connected to a Ford 9' rear-end out back.

The front wheels are guided by a rack and pinion steering setup and it corners like a champ too! You will be cruising down the road in style and comfort because this roadster has Chrome coil over Carrera Performance shocks and it all comes to a smooth stop...

The 1930s seen an array of models across multiple brand names. Ford basically struck gold when the Highboy was created, making one of the most sought-after bases to turn into performance Machines. This Highboy grabs your attention from square one with a Red on Black color combo black convertible top and aluminum wheels giving this car a truly rich stand-outish appearance. Opening the door to the black interior you will see the simplifying the dash instruments with Dolphin gauges giving this car a more functional and attractive look. From the moment you turn the key forward in this car you would notice the typical roar of a fire breathing 350 CID V8. Pair that with the car only weighing 2100 lbs. and you have a hot rod that moves like a bat out of hell and can get good gas mileage doing it. The Chevrolet V8 is bolted...