Interior is nice, Quarter panels, not so much. Too much coin for a car that needs quarters. https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/buick/wildcat/2176166.html ouch!! When is the last time you saw an intact wheel on one of these Location: Palm Springs, California, 92264 VIN #: 0006K4037830 Mileage: 87,500 Transmission: Auto Condition: Good Exterior: blue Interior: blue Seller’s Description: 1964 Buick Wildcat Convertible, beautiful head-turning survivor. New master cylinder, wheel cylinders, and brake shoes. Rebuilt power top motor, new boot cover, and new carpets. Top is in great shape and believed to be approximately 30 years old. Original upholstery with no tears. No cracks in the steering wheel or dash. Runs like a Swiss watch. Automatic transmission, power windows, power top, and AM radio. Have original build sheet. Lots of spare parts included. Price: $18,500 firm
I don't know what it is about that shade of blue, but it looks fresh and cool. Now, as for the bondo, yeah, if a guy was serious about this car it would have to go in the air and the whole underside carefully assessed. Where the quarters are rotten, the floors probably aren't far behind. That said, a 64 'Cat is always a good buy; it's the last and the best of the first gen 'Cats, so it is the most desirable. So this one would be worth a good argument with the seller.
