Jim, You are tastefully invited to Greenup Co. KY to view a all numbers matching original 425 cid. '63 Buick Wildcat 2 door hardtop. If you do not want to make the trip to Kentucky I will gladly provide any pictures that you request. Being as the engine is removed from the car, the block on an engine stand and the car in the process of being torn down for restoration. If you will look in the thread "Wet Behind the Ears" you will see how I came across this car. I did not pull 3 combat tours in Iraq and come back as a disabled veteran to try to "B/S" a bunch of Buick enthusiasts. I know what I have, and the one thing that I will not tolerate from anybody is being called a liar because, I am a man of my word and I know a little about cars. Dusty Callihan
Dusty Calm down. What in the heck are you saying? Do you think you have a 465cid engine too? You have never heard me suggest that you or anyone else does not have a 425 cid engine .
No kidding. I think all of us know that. But the owner's sign says 465 cid engine which is incorrect and that was my point. He apparently saw the torque decal under the Buick convention at the time and erroneously thought it meant the cid. The black 63 Cat that was at the 2003 celebration at Flint was orginally a local car from Winston-Salem, NC. As I recall it was a late model year 63 also with a 425 cid engine. I had seen that car when it was still around here.
