For Sale

$152,999 USD

Frame-off custom show car on hydraulics — the batwing '59 Impala at full show level, out of Riverside.

Riverside, CA, USA

$106,999 USD

A '63 rag-top show car on hydraulics with candy paint and gold plating — classic SoCal lowrider style.

Riverside, CA, USA

$113,995 USD

First-year '58 Impala in black with panel-style paint — old-school lowrider flavor in Georgia.

Lithia Springs, GA, USA

$8,495 USD

A '65 Impala lowrider project that needs a full restoration — an affordable start on a classic build.

Cadillac, MI, USA

$25,000 USD

Big-body '68 DeVille already on hydraulics. Price is OBO; the seller notes a small leak in the tank.

Oakley, CA, USA

$99,500 USD

The tallest fins of all on a '59 Coupe de Ville custom, laid out on air bags in Torrance.

Torrance, CA, USA

$30,995 USD

Early-60s Series 62 bagged on all four corners — a Cadillac from Cadillac, Michigan.

Cadillac, MI, USA

$44,900 USD

Task Force-era '57 Chevy 3100 built as a lowrider truck — proof lowriding isn't just for coupes.

Sarasota, FL, USA

$70,000 USD

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Bubble-era Caprice already set up on hydraulics up in Northern BC. No price listed — reach out to the seller and ask.

Dawson Creek, BC, Canada

$59,997 CAD

A '64 Impala already laid out on hydraulics — the classic lowrider recipe, ready to hit the boulevard. Prairie lowriders don't come up often.

Saskatoon, SK, Canada

$39,000 AUD

Proof the lowrider scene reaches Down Under: a '64 Impala SS built low, for sale in Geelong. Priced in Australian dollars.

Geelong, VIC, Australia

$87,500 CAD

$95,000 USD