Cleetus McFarland purchases Greg Biffle's 2004 NASCAR Cup car for $47,000
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 9:25 PM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Cleetus McFarland acquired Greg Biffle's 2004 NASCAR Cup race car for $47,000 at the Mecum auction, held at Nashville Superspeedway. The car, a National Guard-sponsored Ford Taurus (chassis RK-195), was driven by Biffle during the 2004 season and into 2005. The auction featured various performance vehicles and artifacts from RFK Racing, highlighting the significance of this vehicle in NASCAR history. Further details about McFarland's plans for the vehicle are not available at this time.
- •McFarland bought the car at the Mecum auction.
- •The vehicle is a No. 16 Ford Taurus driven by Biffle.
- •The auction took place at Nashville Superspeedway.
- •The car was prominent during the 2004 NASCAR Cup season.
- 9:25 PMMotorsport.com — Cleetus McFarland buys Greg Biffle's 2004 NASCAR Cup race car for $47,000
"As part of the Mecum auction at Nashville Superspeedway, RFK Racing put forward a collection of performance vehicles and motorsports artifacts to be auctioned off. Among the items was the iconic No. 16 National Guard-sponsored Ford Taurus (chassis RK-195) that Biffle drove throughout the 2004 NASCAR Cup season, and into 2005. The car includes a Roush-built 358 cubic-inch (5.8L) Ford ...Keep reading
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