Hi, If you like this video, please click on SUPER THANKS ❤ with the $ in the middle which is the SUPER THANKS button under the video. Thank you! Lou

Lou, this is THEE👈🏼best Buick Wildcat I have ever seen. Wow, just wow! The tone of that red paint is perfect. Terrific score.

I really miss these old Buicks. The Wildcat was gentlemen's sport luxury. There's nothing like them around anymore.

Beautiful Wildcat in a great color ! 4 speed to boot ! Thanks for posting Lou !

Boy, with the top up or down, this Buick is certainly an eye catcher! The interior looks fantastic as well, and the console for the rare 4spd is tastefully done, too. What a great car! Thanks, Lou!

I’m always amazed at how convertibles work. Very clean,beautiful and impressive car, thanks Lou!

Those Wildcats were so well designed that they don't look that big. Ted has a Jewel. Thanks Lou.

Super nice big beast is right, so cool its a 4 speed. Thanks Lou!

Thank you, Lou, for featuring this '65 Buick Wildcat owned by 'Wildcat Ted' Nagel. Ted sold me a date coded ('KW' 1964) 425 engine for my '64 Buick Wildcat. Ted has helped me tremendously with my Wildcat and I'm happy you featured his '65 Buick Wildcat convertible.

Super cool car, the 4 speed is the cherry on top

Wow what a beautiful car and like most of us viewing it, we’re totally amazed at the 4-speed option !! Stunning all the way around !!

Absolutely gorgeous!! My parent's had a 1964 Wildcat with the optional 445 engine. Yellow with black vinyl top black interior with bucket seats. Auto. Head turner and real quick. Remember my mom dusting some kid in a TR 6 at a stop light. I still feel bad for him. Before women's lib those moms were bad ass.

Beautiful car ! These were the grand sports cars of the day ! The trunk was enormous ! If you were a "Goodfellow, you could haul at least 6 in the trunk ! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Just a rare triple WOW awesome car! Thanks, Lou. You always bring us the best stuff.

A true Buick classic!

Wow!!! Just WOW!!! I love those Buicks especially when it's a drop top. The only thing it's missing is the Fun Meter.. Thanks Lou, keep them coming 👍👍

This was one of the best cars you've ever featured on this channel Lou! 😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you!

Very nice Buick- wonderful restoration. The fact that it is a manual is extra fun. I did not realize that the Wildcats could be had with manual transmission. Thanks Lou!

Thanks 👍

Your finding some real treasures. Wildcats were wonderful. Smooth comfortable, dependable, great runner and 4sp, wow ! Love it ! Beautiful ! That’s a real interstate cruiser ! Top up or down absolutely Beautiful ! 🇺🇸👍😎

Beautiful Auto guys 💪🏽..Enjoy it.

Love those wildcats. They never get old. And a really nice one to boot ❤❤

Ted made himself Jewel Lou. Very sweet ride. Paint interior all done perfectly. Thanks for sharing! 💯👍👊

🙋‍♂️THANKS LOU ,TED…A BEAUTIFUL BUICK 🤩,RED WITH THE WHITE TOP ❤️WITH A 4️⃣ SPEED 😎💚💚💚

Lou sat here 5mins trying tofigure out how to express just how great this video was for me thanks so much

I'm a Buick man and this Wildcat is the bomb! Thanks Lou

4-speed for the win!!!...........Great car, thanks gents.

G'day Lou, I am learning more & more regarding the Buick Brand through you & more & more I respect the Buick name. Back in 1999 a good friend of mine bought a Buick Wildcat a 60's model 2 door Hardtop into Australia. I had no idea what it was & we went for a hour drive the one thing I remember it had cruise control which I was amazed. I was blown away by the performance & smoothness. Never heard of Buick being in Australia but after that drive I knew Buick is something special & this amazing Wildcat is absolutely mind boggling amazing. So glad Ted restored this 65 Buick well done Ted & sharing Lou. Cheers Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🇺🇸

Yet another beautiful Buick! Growing up a child of the late 60's and 70's and a father that loved Chevy's, I now have a great appreciation of the other GM brands of the 60's and they were as beautiful, if not more so than the Chevy's of the era

One of the high points of Buick styling.

My mother had a mid-sixties convertible Wildcat in the early 70’s. One thing I’ll remember is for such a big car, it could haul ass! Thx again Lou!

Awesome Buick and very special with the 4 speed. Thanks for video.

Damn that thing shines, is so cool that it is a 4 speed. Is very classy looking, must be a joy to drive

Love ❤ the Styling and the Grill and Tail End 😊

WOW 🥰🥰🥰 A dream machine, stunning ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

A guy would never get tired of that car...

Дуже чудове велике авто! Дякую!

Lou needs to buy a flashlight...if I had a dollar for every time he asks for a light I could buy a car as nice as this. Lol

Wow! My favorite car of all time! 65 Wildcat 4speed! Thanks Lou. The best car GM ever made,,. Look at the lines on this beauty! Phenomenal! Thanks Lou you made my day. Ted USA cool guy we all belong to the 1965-66 Wildcats Facebook club and Wild, Wilder, Wildest Facebook club as well.Thanks for featuring his car. I hope you got a video of the black 65Wildcat next to it. I also have a 65 Wildcatnit as nice as this but one day I’ll get there and you can do a video on mine… Great job as always Lou

I was busy with work today so I missed this rollout - what an amazing convertible! Love the color. Oh, how I lament that GM once ruled the world on design only to offer the disgusting putrid and stale blobs of sheet metal that they pass off for sale now. Look at how the details of the car work together - chrome accents - chiseled flanks - the flare and continuity of the styling. That car is a work of art in a very understated yet elegant way! It is amazing that at one time GM had stylists who actually had working eye sight! Those days are gone! I love how every area of this car has details and jewel-like features. The tail end is not flat - it has a w-profile to it that gives the car a somewhat finnish appearance even though the lights are horizontal. The interior is magnificent - and that 4-speed is to die for! Oh my that car must move with a manual transmission and that 401 v-8! Thanks for sharing, Lou! You are the man!

What a sweet sounding Nailhead.Never knew they put 4 speeds in the Wildcat.

Look up ‘Rare Buick’ in your Funk & Wagnall and you’ll see a picture of this car. Mid ‘60’s big cars are just awesome, and cars like this Wildcat are on another level. I just want a ride in this thing! Another great video Lou!!

Interior design is Fantastic 😊

LOVE those Riviera style wheels. You could always tell a sporty Buick when they had a variant of those wheels! Of course everyone knows the Wildcats were always sporty! Love them. What a beautiful example of a 1965. My first car was a 1965 Buick Electra 225. When I got it, it was not near in this condition. You are so right when you said it is as if it were a brand new 1965! What a gret example of a Buick from yesterday.

What a really nice car.

What a thrill. I’ve never seen a Buick of any year or model with a manual trans.

Beautiful Wildcat, I appreciate what Buick put out in the 60’s and I am a proud owner of a restored 65 Riviera ✌🏽

WOW Lou, That's a very nice 65 Wildcat 401 nailhead & a four speed. Very rare. Very nice resto..I always thought the Wildcats & Rivs were the best Buicks!!! A gem & a keeper!!! We'll never see cars like that anymore!!!

Sweet! My first car was a 65 Wildcat. Had the 445 engine and 3 sp automatic transmission. Mine was a 4 dr. I traded it to my Dad who used it for a police car. Only ever had 1 fellow get away. Had a rear differential the size of a truck axle.

In the late 1960s my dad had a '65 Wildcat four door hardtop. It had the "Wildcat 465" engine. That was the 425 cid "nailhead." He said it was the fastest car he ever had.

I remember my dad had a 57 Chevy two-door red white it got rear ended didn’t run good after that so he got a 1960 Chevy two-door six cylinder three speed then he moved on up to a 1965 Buick LeSabre four-door black with no air but it had automatic transmission, that was his first automatic transmission you have to remember that was how it was for a lot of people then he got rid of that 1968 to get a Buick LeSabre four-door with air-conditioning back then people would go through cars, five years was the max my dad purchased a 2008 Cadillac DTS when he was 88 years old.he died the next year from cancer, I kept that car. I still have it. I told my son to keep it because it was the last V8.

Real Facts.🔥🔥🔥🔥

What a beauty

Now thats one kool car

Beautiful

These Buick’s were among my favorites. Back in the day virtually every LeSabre and Wildcat got a vertical dent on the quarter panels just forward of the rear bumper. I knew 4 people who had damaged quarters on one side or the other. I wonder if anyone else remembers this.

WOW!!!!

Beautiful Buick, but the dashboard is unusual. The instruments look like they are set really low in the dash. Nice one Lou. Thanks!

4 Speed! 👉🤯💨

That’s a nailhead engine well liked in the gear head family

Nice! Never saw a 4spd console like that, I like it. GM did build some fullsize convertibles with a manual transmission but I didn't expect to see one in a Buick so that's another first for me. The red and white does it for me, I'd almost buy anything with that combo. Well, I've had five '65 Bucks in red and white. A Sport Wagon and four Skylarks.

WOW nice

Hermoso, yo tengo un Wildcat 65 coupe en Uruguay 🇺🇾

Beautiful car Lou, seems like you don't see many Buick from that year model with 4 speeds in them.

Hey l o u what's going on my friend wow another jaw-dropping car and it's a four-speed how rare is that damn it's like a Cadillac man oh man where can I find one like that thanks again my friend

My mom had a 1965 deluxe convertible. Hers had the rarer motor 425 cu in 445 torque. Fully loaded with side marker lights. Beautiful cats

You were the dude in that car back in the day.

Certainly the old models,much more beautiful than the new models....more over they much more safe than todays models....

Just a suggestion, why not start it off camera and run it enough to kick down. Then we can hear the idle low. So many times there is not enough time to kick it down on camera. Especially with a 4 speed there is usually a cam difference with the 4 speed cars are a little more lumpy than automatics. Love your shows, long time watcher.

This is first one I've ever seen with a 4-speed standard shift got be very rare my parents had a 1967 year 225 electric convertible it was silver and black interior was one of the fancier cars I can remember my uncle had a 1965 two door hard top with the 445 on air breather i remember first drive on it he warned me not to be spinning out on it the first thing it did was lay a 75 foot long black mark in front of his house i thought the transmission was slipping until i looked to the right and seen tire smoke coming up beside the car it was very touchy gas peddle would spin the tires when you pushed it any at all you barely leaned any at all on the gas peddle you had give it time to pick up speed or it would bust lose the tires on dry asphalt it was a land yauht our 225 electric didnt spin tires that easy i guess it was the gear ratio and the torque this comnasion together or something the wildcat was a luxury gentleman sports. car it rode very smoothly I can only imagine how much fun a stick shift would of been the automatic would spin out from under you a four speed standard had be a blast to drive anyway thanks for sharing this car with us brings back old time memories

Cadillac was GM's only division who didn't offer a 4-speed in a full-sized car

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My dad (Vern Eide) sold Buick's in Sioux Falls starting in '65. I remember these cars so well. Company is still in business. Dad passed away in 2012. 🙂

I've seen four speeds in full-size station wagons Cadillac hearse full size Oldsmobiles Catalina's

I'm mind blown with this Wildcat 🤯😮 #1 Stunning example, #2 a 4sp! Never knew that 4sp was available on these, my cousin had same exact car but red/black with automatic and was totally mint as well. Dream Wildcat! ❤

A four speed in ANY Buick is rare. But I prefer the black hardtop in the backgrround.

She's really Pretty 😍😍😍

Restored correctly.

Can your friend restore my 1966 lesabre ?