The first hot rodders could never have imagined what the world of hot rodding would be like in the 21^st century. Some people feel like everything that can be done, has been done, but we know that when it comes to custom cars, there is no ceiling on hot rodders creativity. There’s always something new and different being built either in some guys backyard or at a state-of-the-art garage.

This latest entry in our daily eBay series comes from RK Motors, and it is literal proof that there’s always something new waiting to be done. How does a 1934 Ford limousine powered by a 450-horsepower Lingenfelter 383 backed by a Richmond six-speed transmission sound? With this ride, you’ll always arrive on time and in style.

While we know this isn’t the first hot rod limo, it may be the first car to successfully blend form and functionality in a non-traditional hot rod from the appropriate era. The top has been tastefully chopped so as to not infringe on the comfort of the passengers and the front doors are hinged in the suicide fashion.

The rear has seating for four people, facing each other, and the interior is simple in its elegance. You won’t find any fancy accruements in this vehicle except for a powerful sound system (with CD capability of course.) It’s a fairly “bare bones” limo, but that’s not a bad thing as it gives riders a chance to truly appreciate the detail in this ride. Only three have been built, and only two will be sold (we would have kept one for ourselves too.) A beer fridge would have been a nice addition though for the $109,900 asking price. Just sayin’.