1967 Buick Wildcat Custom convertible excellent one owner survivor

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What I have available for purchase is a very nice/clean 1967 Buick Wildcat Custom convertible which is 100% original and owned by the same family since brand new. Originally built in Atlanta and one out of 2276 built, she was sold brand new in the fall of 1967 to a gentleman in Dallas Texas where she remained until 2021. She wears her factory correct Blue Mist iridescent paint with her Fawn vinyl interior from when she was first built. Body/paint are in excellent condition with a few minor dings/scratches which have been touched up over the years. The interior looks almost as if its new and the seats are firm without tears or discoloration. Her top is actually a light blue vinyl which was custom ordered from the dealership. Top functions as it should and the hydraulic system was recently serviced.
She has her original factory 430 with Switch-Pitch Turbo 400 transmission rated at 360 HP with 475 ft/lbs of torque. Both the engine and transmission were professionally rebuilt in the mid 2010s. Receipts for both the rebuild and a lifetime of maintenance will be available for the next owner. Also included are the original purchase forms, warranty, and build sheet. Accessories include AM/FM radio, power antenna, power brakes, power steering, factory correct (and functional) A/C, and a very rare 1967 Buick 8 track player. Only the clock does not currently work.
If you choose to purchase this vehicle then a cashiers check, bank wire, or other certified form of payment is required within 14 days of purchase. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer however I'll facilitate in any way I can. Shes mechanically sound so if you want to fly in-drive out that is also an option as well. A non-refundable deposit of $500.00 will be required to ensure that the purchaser is serious. This car does not come with any warranty as I am a private individual and not a dealer. Please let me know if you have any questions.
A quick video of both the vehicle driving and the original radio working can be found here:

https://youtu.be/WmKO8hxBdRs

Photos/video of this vehicle will be uploaded after this weekend.