1963 Buick Wildcat Convertible Classic Red W/ White Interior & Top 401 V8 Auto on 2040-cars
Ocala, Florida, United States
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"Classic
Car" 52 years old 1963 Buick Wildcat
Convertible All original, 2
new motor mounts. 5 new firestone 721 tires less than 500 miles.. All new
floor pans. All original manuals. Replace Power top Pistons Top works Great
It is a great cruiser! I wanted to
relive my youth so I had bought this Wildcat about 30 years ago. It was an
exact copy of the one I had purchased new back in 1963 when I was a Teen. Engine - 401
nailhead 325 hp. Transmission - Dynaflow automatic, Miles - 96,600 original,
drive train - RWD, Exterior Color- Granada Red / white Convertable
top, Interior Color - white. Body Style Convertable This Car is in
very good condition. would not be hard to completely restore and get to perfect
condition. I did put in all new floor panels Frame and underneath is solid Has
new OEM carpeting. Engine
Compartment needs detailing and is all original and can use refreshing Please call with
all questions and for information. Would be happy to talk to you about car and
relive my many great times with it. Car is in Ocala, Florida and can be
inspected, just call to set up time or if you have any question 352-266-2400 Ask for Mike I Do require a
$500.00 Pay Pal Deposit if you purchase. Balance expected within 14 days
in Cash or Certified Check before transfer of ownership. Any shipping arrangements and/or costs are the buyers.
ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BID> AN OFFER IS A GOOD FAITH CONTRACT > PLEASE TREAT IT THAT WAY Unable to respond to
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Buick GN and GNX will return
2013 Opel Cascada
Tue, 24 Sep 2013The Future Buick Verano Convertible?
I wasn't wearing a pedometer while in Germany covering the Frankfurt Motor Show this year, but it's safe to say I walked more than a few miles between press conferences, shooting cars and trekking back to the media center on the first day alone. For this reason, it didn't take much convincing from General Motors for me to duck out of the Messe a day early and drive some of its latest Opel models. No, this didn't include the all-new Country Tourer, but I was able to drive the Opel Mokka (our Buick Encore), the Opel Adam and the Opel Cascada.
I focused most of my driving time behind the wheel of the Cascada, which went on sale in Europe earlier this year, since rumors are swirling that a Buick version of this convertible "could happen soon." Buick hasn't had a convertible since the Reatta, and GM has been lacking a non-performance, budget-minded convertible since the Pontiac brand - and its G6 - was dropped, so adding the Cascada to Buick showrooms could further help the reemerging brand compete in the near-luxury segment. Although the weather was too chilly (and occasionally rainy) to enjoy the Cascada with its top down for very long, I was able to clock a fair bit of drive time behind the wheel on roads ranging from the autobahn to tight roads in small, quaint villages.
NC dealer falsely announces return of Regal Grand National, Regal GNX
Wed, Dec 3 2014Like many new car dealers, Liberty Buick GMC gets so excited about its brands' new wares that it puts out press releases announcing when new models are on the way. That's not typically national news, but the Charlotte, NC store has created a bit of internet hubbub by announcing that it will be "one of the first dealers in the country to offer the Buick Regal GNX," and it's even started to add customers names to a waitlist. Only one problem: Despite seemingly annual rumors and calls for such a model, Buick hasn't announced any Grand National models at all – let alone a GNX – and no such models are actually in the cards. The Liberty Buick press release talks in a nostalgic, venerative tone of the original 1982-1987 GN franchise, and goes on to say: "These returning relics will be based on the highly-acclaimed Alpha vehicle architecture currently used in the Cadillac ATS, 2014 Cadillac CTS, and soon to be in the sixth-generation Chevy Camaro. Alpha is the internal name of a General Motors vehicle architecture engineered to underpin compact and mid-size rear-wheel-drive vehicles." In the release, Liberty Buick claimed the GN/GNX models would arrive in late 2015, citing a coupe bodystyle, including a rather fantastical-looking GNX rendering from Bestride.com. Unsurprisingly, none of this is true. Autoblog reached out to Buick for comment about the release, and brand communications manager Nick Richards confirmed that the company had discussed the matter with Liberty Buick representatives. Richards went on to say that the release was wholly incorrect, proclaiming "an agency [for the dealer] picked up a lot of stuff off the internet" and ran with it, including an old Car and Driver story from 2013. The dealership subsequently issued a retraction, with Scott McCorkle, owner of Liberty Buick GMC saying: "We love the idea of the Buick Regal GNX coming back to our showroom but for now, it's only a concept. Bottom-line, the article was incorrect.