The coolest rocker's car sold had to be Alice Cooper's 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Custom Coupe. Cooper is a Phoenix-area local and a huge car guy. During the telecast he confirmed that he did, in fact, drive this car fairly regularly. Low and sleek, with its chopped roof and gunslit windows, this may have been the slickest-looking custom to appear today. The car 's paint scheme matches the album art on Cooper's 2005 Dirty Diamonds CD. It brought $248,400.

eBay Find of the Day: Alice Cooper's Supercharged Mustang GT
Posted Nov 12th 2006 10:44AM by Alex Nunez
Alice Cooper is a serious car guy, and as you might expect, his garage has seen its share of cool toys pass through. Those who watched this past January's Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale may remember Cooper's sublime '39 Lincoln Zephyr, which changed hands for $248,000. Well, Matt over at MustangBlog shot us a note letting us know that another one of Alice's machines is on the block, this time over at the virtual auction house for everyman: eBay.

The car in question is a black 2005 Mustang GT pushing out over 500 horsepower (535, according to a graphic on the car itself) with a little help from things like a Paxton blower and intercooler and Billy Boat exhaust. An automatic transmission tackles the duty of wrangling those ponies to the rear wheels. It looks good too, sporting a Shaker hood (very sweet), red racing stripe, and red line tires that look right at home on the neo-retro Mustang.

"No More Mr. Nice Guy," the title of one of the well-known songs off the rocker's Billion Dollar Babies album, is emblazoned on the quarter panels under the "GT" badging. Those who don't heed the subtle warning may find themselves getting dusted should they decide to get frisky with the car at a stoplight. If you're interested, head on over to eBay and check it out. Bidding starts at $30,000 and yes, there is a reserve to meet.

[Source: eBay via MustangBlog]