How to battery power?

Your plan for the car amp sounds workable, aside from having a car battery in your listening room. However, if you were to take the cost of the car amp plus about $100 for battery and charger, you might then post that total amount as your budget and ask for amplifier recommendations at that price point.
It is likely that your member friends can suggest some options that did not occur to you.
Here's one now.... An Onix SP-3 can be had used on this site for $500. It is a tubed integrated with 38 watts per channel output and very sturdy construction. It has two inputs which is one more than you get with a car amp and it comes dangerously close to the big boys sound wise. Check it out.

You need a high capacity battery that can deep cycle which will cost over $100, probably closer to $150. You need a smart charger that can handle the battery properly which will run you close to $100.

I agree with macrojack that with this plus the amps you can get something to plug in the wall just as cheap or cheaper with a lot less hassle.

How much is the amp?

the amps are $600 for 75 watts and $750 for 150watts,These amps are very very much like there home amps,I did email butler and asked them if this is possible.they said that when they do car audio shows they hook up regular indoor speakers to one of there cars with their amp and it works just fine,they rate everything at 4 ohms,my speakers are 6 ohms,from what I have read about there amps on there web site has sold me and I want one,there home amps cost $3400 for a powerful 250 watts they do have a 3 channel amp I think it's about 150watts for $2200,I just don't have that kind of money so that's my problem that i want to solve with the car amp look at the site and tell me your opinuns,thanks Nick

For less a grand you could get a CarverPro ZR1600, 600 watts/channel into 4 ohms. And no money will be needed to create a dc power supply.