Bill, you’ve delivered your truest self in this video. I forgot my own miseries for 40 minutes. Thanks for the dose of humor. Keep up the great work and that whisky therapy!

"Jerk merging" - perfect term for it. Sweet looking ride. This is from that time period where you could actually see the all around the engine and get to everything.

That car is pretty damn cool and I love the color too.

I would spend hours in my garage polishing and buffing this Buick Wildcat. What a looker, Bill. Its a perfect convertible to tool down Central Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona, on a Sunday Afternoon. Wow!

Love this Wildcat. Had an uncle that had a couple growing up. I always thought they were classy and cool. Not, overdone like Cadillac and not on every corner like a Chevy. Little more cleaner style than a Starfire(and I love Olds Starfires). Wildcat is definitely cool..!!

This is my favorite car of all the cars you reviewed and most have been wonderful. Penelope should just keep this one since she has the money and the place to keep it. I would not auction this beauty off she is a keeper.

American cars from early to mid-60's are some of the finest designed machines.

Always had a soft spot for Wildcats, both my father and uncle had '63 hardtops. This '64 has to be one of the most beautiful examples I have ever seen. FYI , when new, that storage bin in the console had a sticker inside that said Litter Box. Thanks for posting this rolling work of art.

You find the coolest cars, Bill!

Good evening Bill from Ron in a very wet and cold Manchester. Sorry your weather is crap and muggy. Fantastic review of a fantastic car.

That was indeed Vintage Bill. Bill, your sincerity is very much appreciated. With regard to the weather there in Florida, I could simply not imagine living in such heat and humidity for so much of the year. I live in Southern Ontario where we endure some of what you are speaking of for only about 3 -4 months every summer, and as such, am one of those "Chipper Canadians" that you regularly reference. I have a great appreciation of you and wish you the best my friend.

What an absolutely classy boat that Wild “thing” Cat is. I love how the front bumper wraps around to the front of the front wheels, which are absolutely gorgeous. The Canadians are probably fighting to get a ride in that beautiful black interior. Wow, that car was made back when convertibles were made to be parade queens. I can just imagine a beautiful blond sitting on the boot. Great video as always Bill. Thanks for the entertainment.

About ten years ago I was walking through a salvage yard when I stumbled across three of these Wildcats sitting one next to another!! The strange part is one was a 1963 Wildcat Convertible, a 1964 convertible and at 1964 hardtop and each car was not in bad shape either!! and all three of them was sitting side by side each other!!

Thank you, Bill for reminding me of a better time! And as Deric said, I honestly forgot my own miseries for 40 minutes as I was remembering growing up & living this era.

I love your reviews, I'm 67 and fondly remember these

Perfect timing Bill, Just settling in for the evening. Minus 1 here tonight ! You would love it !! All the very best from Bournemouth

Awesome car. Bill you are hilarious when it comes to insects, animals and birds!!

Coral Gables 🌴🇺🇸 Great car. Thank goodness it's finally starting to warm up. Love our Florida weather ! 🏄

Thanks Bill, just in time for my late lunch break

This is one of the most awesome rides Bill has ever reviewed. Massive, sporty, powerful! Tons of chrome but not gratuitously slathered on. Each piece is purposeful and substantial. Add a huge V8, the bullshit nanny speed reminder and a center console with a factory tach! Man, it doesn’t get much better than that! Thanks, Bill! Good luck with the auction on this baby!

Now this is an interesting car: rare, little used or seen nameplate. Love the Wildcat side marker, the brushed chrome (or aluminum?) side rocker strips, and the chrome surround of the gas filler door. Nice central console too. That bin was pretty big (as was everything else in the 60s according to Bill).The 455 ft-Lb of torque is impressive. But that rag top seals the deal. And what a nice exterior color: eye catching. Buick made some cool cars...this is one of them.

Gorgeous Wildcat 🔥🔥🔥

Jesus Bill. Stop going away for so long. We need you, man! You can even review my new soulless Korean SUV if it gets you back on KZfaq!

Bill, you are the man!!! You will always find the best rides and your commentary is second to none!!!!

Beautiful! Style for days! We'll never see stylish vehicles like these ever again.

One of the best pieces I’ve seen on here Bill, keep it up!

Eh there Bill. I always look forward to your new videos. Greetings from Wellington, UT.

The spider part made me relief myself in my underware.

That's my dream car. My dad used to get a new Buick every 3-4 years. That's first car I ever rode in.

Fabulous car....fantastic video...no pressure Bill...no stress nessissto...you are in the cool zone....thanks for all of your knowledge and great delivery!

“Jerk Mergers “ Solid Gold!!!

Nice car Bill! And man, love your wit and seasoned voice. Telling Dalton where the pen is… “What’s the point, he clearly can’t read or write..” such great delivery and tone with your commentary. You are super entertaining… And to think, I came her for the cars! Such a bonus to have personality AND cars. Good work!

Of all of your videos I think this is the most beautiful car yet. Simply gorgeous. Thanks Bill!

Bill you are certifiably Car Crazy! It's great 👍, glad someone besides myself appreciates the character these cars had meaning 2002 and earlier models. Thanks big guy. Keep em coming.

I finally realized what makes Bill so funny is that he doesn’t try to be funny!! It’s just his aura. Lololololol The guys awesome

Sweet car. Buick gave any carmaker a run for their money with the quality and design of their interiors at this time. Just beautiful.

I absolutely love this car thanks for showing it!

Hey Bill, Wow, what an excellent peace on the 64 Wildcat. You deserve a lot of credit to be able to present but even find as beautiful example as you have! I’ve got to give Chrysler credit for inventing the full size muscle car segment when they came out with the 300 in 1955. When I was 15 in 1970 my neighbor Andy tried to get me to buy one of his friends 1957 Chrysler 300 with a 392 - 375 HP Hemi. “Start working on it now and be done when you get your license he said”. It was 13 years old, had bad body rust over the head lights and lower rear quarters and looked enormous. Kick my self for not listening to Andy! A bachelor, Andy had some nice Grand Prix’s so he knew what had power under the hood! Interesting how GM got on this segment with the Impala SS in 1961. And, like Oldsmobile in 1964 and Chevy and Buick in 1965 joined the intermediate muscle car segment after the GTO introduction Pontiac, Olds and Buick follow with their full size MC’s in 1962 with the Grand Prix, Starfire and Wildcat. My Dad had a 1962 Invicta convertible, silver, black top, red interior. His Uncle Jim had a 1962 & 1965 Wildcat coup, both white, black vinyl top red interior. I remember the Wildcat had more bling in the interior and had heavier chrome rear light bezels like the Electra. Ford had the Galaxie 500 XL and Plymouth the Fury. These cars offered the (usually) middle aged gentleman more bling and exclusivity and I think that was the purpose of this full size MC segment. When you drove up in one people noticed and gave you a wave or thumbs up. They had to pay a little more but for all the nice options they offered it was worth it. When I was a young teenager riding around with my Dad, uncles or friends that drove these cars I remember getting the looks, the smiles and it would make your hart pound with excitement! Love reading your subscribers comments and I know I talk to much!!! Bill, thank you for triggering my mind back the days of real American superiority and wonder.😀

I am a dentist, and I approve this muscle car.

I love the 'turn signal philosophy' and the description of some contemporary drivers :) The car is very stylish, for sure! Greetings to everyone from Europe, Slovakia!

I absolutely love this Buick. And as always thanks Bill for the laughs.

I used to be a quality control inspector and I mostly and just love the Wildcat

Love your channel , 4yrs now,I’m in my 50s and a ex car salesmen, ready to do what you do Bill ,

Thanks Bill! That Wildcat is truly fantastic, what a 60's beauty!

Now that’s a piece of history⚙️

The charm of watching your videos is listening to your blunt honesty

My oldest brother bought a 64 Buick LeSabre convertible about 1965, I was still a little kid, but I remember it was not as nice as this beautiful Wildcat, this really something nice. Looks like it has California black plates. People called these "The Bankers Hotrod". 64 has the hydamatic, Dynaflow ended in 63

That is a beautiful Buick. Cool find.

Dang!!!!! This Car is Nasty, Sweet, & Super Tight. Wish this Car was mine. Love that color Blue & that it is a Drop Topp. That is one Bad Buick 🏆🥇

That is a beautiful car Bill. I absolutely love your KZfaq videos. You're the best in the business 😁👍👍

Welcome back, Bill...! Love the videos...!

I had a ‘64 Wildcat with a 425 and it did have the THM400. Buick called it the Super Turbine 400 in 1964.

Wonderful car, presented by our favorite host Bill. Great stuff and right up my alley, as an owner of a full size convertible myself.

Absolutely beautiful car, have and always will love Buick CARS

Breath taking example guys... absolutely beautiful!!!

Have you ever seen something so beautiful it almost hurts?

That is one sleek interior! Merci, Bill.

An absolutely beautiful piece of American machinery and ingenuity, at its finest!

Has to be one of the most beautiful cars that you have shown us. My aunt from Massachusetts brought one of these with her when she visited us in Bridgewater NS circa 1968. I loved it then and I love it now. Mary's husband Peter.

Yesss, finally the Wildcat!! Can't wait to watch it tonight. Cheers.

I had a 64 Wildcat. It was not a convertible, It was a coupe. It wasn't loaded with all the bells and whistles. I had remote mirrors,drivers side spotlightt,and those great looking chrome Buick mag style wheels.Of course it had The 401 nailhead 445 Engine with turbo 400 trans. The color was Arctic White. The chrome was flawless. I didn't have AC. It had great vents that were as good as AC. The car was Superb in every way. Rock solid,great ride and handling,great power,and very reliable. I tell everyone that is why I would really rather have a BUICK.

My dad had a new Centurion, I don't know the year. I used to call it the Whale. Two doors that were huge. It was a cream color. I took my driver's license road test with it and passed when I was seventeen which was in 1974. Just an enormous beast of a car. I remember having to parallel park for the test, (New York), and my student driver teacher taught us a little trick to parallel park. It looked like there was no way you'd successfully do it, especially in that monster car. The tester sitting next to me was looking around in panic when I cut the wheel all the way to the left and backed in to the spot absolutely perfect. Ah, what memories. My Dad was a GM guy. I remember we had a Pontiac Tempest before the Buick.

The tilt at start 0:25 makes me in awe of that engine. I saw just 1 above a bar cut in half on length for decoration, lovley.

Great car. Prince drove a triple white '64 Wildcat convertible in his movie "Under the Cherry Moon". It was his personal car and it almost stole the show. Rather have one of these instead of a Cadillac.

LOVE IT. my favorite old school. saw 1 for the first time 10 yrs ago just like it in Seattle . was always just park at the curb it never moved. still sitting there .

One of the best you've shown lately! I would love to own that one!

My parents bought a 1964 Buick Electra, same year I graduated high school. It was a four-door sedan, same blue as this car, white painted top, factory, blue brocade upholstery. A base model it had wind up windows and seats like a LeSabre. A terrific car, still vividly remember it. It was regularly driven at 80 mph, full load, a/c, bias ply tires, drum brakes, only two seat belts in the front. When they bought it, I was bitterly disappointed that they didn't chose an Avanti or a Riviera. First year for turbo hydramatic.

Thank you , wonderful review ✅

I totally forgot you bought this. You've shared so many excellent cars lately I just spaced it out. Wow is this one nice!

My 1st car was a '61 Buick Invicta with the same 401 cu in Wildcat 445 engine. What a torque monster!

my grandfather had the wildcat 1965. it became the company car for errands . that car had the quietest engine everybody would forget to turn it off . then try to start it when it was running. it was a powerfull engine.

Cool car. That might be about the biggest trunk ever. You went on and on about the name, I 100 percent agree 👍🙂

Hey Bill, my 4th grade teacher drove a 1964 Buick Wildcat droptop. At the time I thought the car got it's name from the stubby, "Felix the Cat", style tailfins when seen from the rear. Now I appreciate the Buick version of the Oldsmobile Starfire. Fascinating to see full-sized sporty/luxury from the 1960's.

Lol, the weather report, the Dalton report. How much do we love Bill…!?!? Gorgeous Buick!

Love the noledge,histories, and awesome cars, the commentary is great.the videos are, relaxing and great humor 👍

I was going to say that Dalton found that pen where the sun don't shine, but there in Florida, where the sun shines everyday!

Absolutely GORGEOUS car!!!

Stunning!

This is great video of a beautiful car. I've always loved "Wild Cats" and this example is truly amazing 👏

Damn Bill! I haven't even watched the vid yet, but this could damn well be your best find ever!!!!! Beautiful!!!!

Awesome vid, Bro! What a beaut!

What a beautiful car, and that exhaust sounds fan-f*cking tastic!

Another stunner Bill!

Had a friend’s father that had the ‘62 Wildcat. Red with white vinyl roof . He adored it and drove it until it was inoperable and kept it in his backyard. Couldn’t part with it

That was an excellent video that brought back a lot of memories for me. One of my good friends owned a 1963 Wildcat convertible, loaded with every available option and triple black to boot. One gorgeous automobile! We did a lot of Friday night cruising in that car. I had a 1963 Old Ninety Eight Luxury Sport Coupe which, though much different, had the same basic center console. I really liked the Reverse gear below Low gear especially when rocking the car out of snow. Unfortunately government regulations did away with that. Thanks for all your efforts.

What a beauty..... GM cars of this era are a real favourite. Luxury,style and power.....

Great video

What a beauty. I can’t get over all the chrome on that car and it seemed to be all metal on the interior. Even the vent pulls were chrome. What I wouldn’t give for that gorgeous blue Buick

LOVE the Wildcat. Beautiful.

What a beautiful automobile!

Great car! Love the older models that are a bit unusual or rare. Keep up the good work.

Great video sir

That is such an awesome Buick!

"A Fistful of Dollars" was Clint's first iconic role... FANTASTIC. "A Hard Day's Night" is outstanding, and underated as a cinema classic.

Awesome. I love the Wildcat. Hope you can do a 65 Wildcat someday that my favorite

They don't use their indicators in Australia either Bill, it's like they're painted on the car. I've seen a huge increase in people just too lazy to use the bloody things! Great car and vid Bill, keep em coming!

A beautiful car, Bill, thanks for showing us this one. We really think you and "Penelope" should start a real collection. This one is a keeper, it's money in the bank that can only go up in value. Cheers.

Regarding the speed buzzer, there might be an issue between where it looks like where you set it and goes off. The minimum is somewhere between 20-30. Our neighbor had a 64 Wildcat hardtop in the early 70's and my sister would dial it down just to piss her off when she was driving around town. My 89 Riviera had one that you could program through the touch screen CRT. I kept mine at the max setting of 85. When it went off I would just get a nasty look from my wife.

His fear of animals is just freaking HILARIOUS!

Absolutely stunning