The 1954 Buick Wildcat II was a fiberglass bodied fever dream of American futurism, flaunting exposed front wheels, chrome-plated suspension, and radical “flying wing” fenders. Designed by Ned Nichols and Harley Earl, it reimagined Buick’s DNA with top-mounted portholes and a 220 horsepower V8, cementing its place as one of the boldest Motorama concept cars ever built. #buick #wildcat #buickwildcat #bigblockgarage #conceptcar | Big Block Garage

When Buick first released the Wildcat, it was like a laid-back muscle car with a stronger emphasis on cruising than taking off from a red light. But it made up for it in its luxurious and aggressive styling that made it a real head-turner. | PowerNation TV