Up for sale is a rare 1967 Buick Wildcat Convertible. Only 2,276 convertibles were built in 1967, making this one of the scarcest Buicks of its era. This car is a running, driving example that can be enjoyed as-is while you tackle improvements over time — not a parts car or a non-runner.
What Works / Strengths
• Starts, runs, and drives — can be driven onto a trailer or around town
• 430 V-8 fires up and idles well / describe engine condition
• Super Turbine 400 transmission shifts smoothly
• Power steering and power brakes functional
• Original single exhaust
• Glass is good — no major cracks
What It Needs / Known Issues
• Paint is original and faded — could use a respray or enjoy the patina
• Convertible top needs repair or replacement
• Limited rust in lower quarters
• Chrome / trim has pitting
• Odometer doesn’t work — true mileage unknown. Car has been used to drive locally for last 40 years.
I’ve tried to be thorough and transparent. I’d rather over-disclose and have you be pleasantly surprised than the other way around. Additional photos available on request.
Title
Clean title in hand
Terms
• Cash or wire
• Inspections welcome and encouraged before purchase
• Sold as-is, where-is, no warranty expressed or implied
• No trades
Why This Car
1967 Wildcat convertibles don’t come up for sale often. With only 2,276 built, they’re far rarer than comparable Chevelles, GTOs, or even Skylark GS convertibles from the same era, yet they remain affordable entry points into full-size GM convertible ownership. The 430 V-8 is a torque monster — 360 hp and 475 lb-ft from the factory — and these cars drive like nothing else on the road. Find one that runs and drives, sort the cosmetics over time, and you’ve got a genuinely rare, usable classic that turns heads everywhere.
