We owned a '65 Falcon. I was mad at my mother when she traded it.

A touch of the same year's Buick Skylark on the front fenders!

My uncle had a 62 4dr powder blu

nice

Is this still available

Hello I am from Panama and I have one of this beautiful car, but I'm looking parts to fix it, can you write me as soon as you can.

I had a 65' in this color I think it was called deep sea blue. Unfortunately NE winters claimed it.

it's in the walking dead game s1 the same wagon

Hey M.M. ! I am in London Ontario. You have to be close, based on those wind towers! I’m shopping for an old classic, and I wish I had seen this vid when it was posted! This Buick would have suited me just fine! How about a late 60’s 300 non letter car? That’s truly what I’m looking for. Or an Imperial or a Duce and a quarter! So love that tak! Peace

Beautiful

Beautiful

She’s beautiful

This 1962 Oldsmobile is surely dynamic.

Beautiful girl.

Naming cars seems real girlyman.

I believe there were exactly 4 '63 Wildcats ordered with factory 4-speed.

It's a nice car. I don't understand why people have to name their stuff. It is just a car.

The lower doors, and sill panels have noticeably been reworked in the past. Lots of odd angles, probably not done to a high standard. Hopefully the new owner has the budget and a quality shop to affect proper repairs. Nice car. Oldsmobile very effectively used two barrel carburetors on large engines - very smooth power delivery. I'm not a fan of the the transmission in this car, an unfortunate design.

Beautiful car.

My uncle had a '62 Super 88 2 door hardtop, all black, with a grey cloth interior. It had white walls but factory dog dish caps. I guess back then, even full wheel covers were an option on the Super 88. It had the 394 with a 4 bbl. carburetor. He owned from 1963 until 1971 so I had a chance to drive it once in awhile as I got my license in 1966. The first thing I noticed about this Dynamic 88 is that the windshield wipers are parallel, like most cars after the mid-60's. However, the wipers on my uncle's car were the older style that wiped from the outside edge of the windshield and met in the middle. I remember because it always fascinated me how one overlapped the other when they were "parked." I wonder if this is a difference between a US Olds and a Canadian one or if it is a difference between the Dynamic 88 and Super 88?

Wheel covers are off of an early 70’s full size Buick, a LeSabre or Electra 225. Definitely not the original wheel covers for that car

This car needs some help, but what an incredible opportunity.

Stop giving the cars names it's srupid !

Now that's how you show a car !

How about showing the car in more daylight ! Interior and trunk ? Cars don't show well at dusk !

One of the bad things is the aluminum transmission .

Well kept. NICE!

Love those Daytonas (Dodge here in US)

Beautiful automobile and condition. Thanks for showing her to us and for the ride! : )

For a 67 year old Car... It's very nice!

Nice car. -chick?

Star Fire Clone.

No offence ment - but the wind generators in the background should have been a give-away, very distracting windnoise.

This 1981 Chevy Caprice wagon has the original seatbelt chime intact which is very surprising as most Caprices that are still around from this period don't have a working chime anymore.

Luv an Olds!

I would like to buy it

Clean

I love this i wanna make my custom comet Looks like this Dark torques color