1963 Buick Wildcat unrestored survivor with 401 nailhead & original paint 

I would proudly own AND drive these two Cars over ANY Cars built today!💕

I absolutely loved my 63 Buick Wildcat I also love my 63 Buick LeSabre and my 1963 Buick Riviera when I was collecting cars my favorite was my 67 Buick GS 400

"Oh, what a night Late December back in sixty three What a very special time for me As I remember, what a night..."

This guy he's visiting is a trip! He has every '59 full-size GM in the same format, white 4-door sport sedan. What a guy!

Inside of that trunk looks massive!! lol! Awesome! Beautiful car

Vern Parcell. Enough said I grew up near Flint, Mich. Used to see the nameplate from the Flint, Mich. dealership on many cars when I was a kid. I now own a 1972 Boat tail Riv in the rare vintage red iridescent color . use to see your car from time to time at local shows.Take good care of her my friend! Salute!!!!!

This is great what a find. To this day I miss my 1964 Buick Wildcat it was dark metallic blue, a med blue cloth interior, a 445 nail head under the hood. When it snowed it would still get up and go great car .I bought it used in 1970 for $500 I was 19 and just hitting the streets band In a Wildcat. Drove it to see Led Zeppelin in Baltimore. Great memories wish I had been in a position to store it ...

What a beautiful example of vintage Detroit Iron!

Man that is a gorgeous Buick! Love the 50s and 60s GM cars, especially Buicks and Oldsmobiles!

Beautiful Wildcat ! Had a four door (same color). That car was a blast, would throw you back in the seat and light up the tires no problem.

My father had a 63 Wildcat, maroon with black top and interior. Bucket seats, console, tach, what a cool car. He is 97 now, but still talks about that car. Said it would pass anything on the road, except a gas station.

My aunt had one same color but 4 doors. Always drove Buick’s

Sweet..... I remember when as a kid growing up in 60's, those beauties were new and on the road as daily drivers..... Buick's slogan was "Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick" ? ✌🏻🇺🇸

Mom had a 65 wildcat convertible what a great car that was I think it had the 455 in it! That is one clean Buick there sweet!👍👍

Just beautiful !.

I love wildcats

👍Revisiting these older videos. Love that Buick! Thx Howard!

I love looking at old cars as these in video which still watching as I write a comment. Especially as the years go on with these high tech cars of now days. I wasn't born until 1967 & I'm probably the only one in my age group who appreciates classic to vintage cars as these.

My mom had one -- a bright red 2 door with white top.

Beautiful RIDES

Had a black 63' LeSabre, also four-door, with the 401 and three on the tree. Had the same tail lights which I always thought looked the best. Fast and cool car.

What a pleasant video to watch! Love these old cars. I wish I could find a 63 Impala 4dr hardtop somewhere just like the one my dad had when we lived in Belgium. That car was driven all over Europe until 1969 when it was traded in for a 69 Caprice 2dr hardtop that we drove to Italy and France many times. .

It's always nice to see old cars that survived the years intact without any modifacations like that Buick I love insturment pannel on the 59-60 Chevy's. The mother and babies.

People which looks to me seeing this Buick & listening to conversation took better care of their cars than most now days. These days people rack up miles on a car or truck or SUV in short amount of time then they go buy another. This is an amazing 1963 Buick Wildcat, very nice.

whew ! exactly the era 59-62 that I would love to collect if I could . the most stylish designed cars ever

Luvin on that Wildcat. I’d make a couple of period correct modifications and 1 that isn’t but that would be my dirty little secret😳

Nice, clean car. Our high school mascot were the Wildcats and our football coach drove one of these, just like this gold one. He was the head coach for over 45 years and is in many record books. First team photo's showed the players with leather helmets. I graduated in 1977.

My friend had a 1968 Wildcat 455 v4 big block 4 speed standard convertible blue white top great car lots of power !!!

I dig your 59 chef biscayne

Thank You Howard for showing us the Buick, my family had the same year Buick only it was a all black with bright red interior , it was a station wagon with the third row seating, I remember the green cold light, we always had to wait till it went off bnefore my mother would drive off with it. It was a beautiful car, and so smooth going down the road.

My grandfather had the same identical 59 pontiac bonneville

I love the detail, feels like I’m walking around with you guys.

Beautiful car I used to own a 63 Buick wildcat convertible same color and it also had the Wildcat tack on the trany hump in front of the shifter that was back in about 1975 it was about the same condition wish I could have been able to keep it brings back some memories

Love the video. I am restoring my Grandparents 63 LeSabre. Currently looking for a affordable/reparable person to do my seats. Trying to keep close to original look.

Beautiful looking car. I've always loved the 1963 Buick Wildcat. :)

My oldest sister had a 1969 LeSabre with the old Vern Parsell dealer badge. Oh the memories!!!

I like your Chevrolet Bel Air too, now can see your car in background next to the Buick. Beautiful car in black..

cruising in michigan is awesome!! thanks for sharing your beautiful cars guys!!

my dad had one of those lesabres. It had the small V-8. Considering how big and heavy it was the gas milage was better than what you'd expect

Beauties! Back in the day when cars were 'real'....no plastic, no tech, individual styling, big trunks, big interiors, easy to work on. Unlike today's cookie-cutter styled computerized boxes on wheels. Thanks for posting!

My brother had one Love this Ride I want one

This really brings back memories. We had a '59 BelAir 2 door and traded it in on a '63 LeSabre 2 door with the 401 / Dynaflow combination. Both cars were white on white with the BelAir being a beige interior and the LeSabre being maroon. That LeSabre was one of my father's favorite cars overall through the years. He did replace it with a 1970 Riviera later on, which was his favorite car, period.

I love how you keep saying look at this, look at that 😆 beautiful cars though

Really nice Wildcat, my grandma had a'63 Electra 225 was a great car

Awesome cars gents. Nothing like classic styling!

I used to see the Vern Parsell tag a lot. I lived in Flint at the time where Buicks were built. My father worked for Buick so I grew up with them. He had a 63 wagon with a 401 and it should would burn rubber. Buicks today are nothing like they used to be. I remember visiting the Buick plant in 1953 on their 50th anniversary.

Nice collection!

I owned a 62 Wildcat convertible. Great road car. It had the finned aluminum brakes -less likely to fade.

And it was the only car that scared the hell out of me and it would set you in the seat

My Grandfather owns Buick s and i had 85 Lesabre and now i own a 93 Lesabre 3.8

Man that is a mint Wildcat that thing looks the day it did on the dealer lot or close to it. You don't find many early 60's cars like that unless lot's of money has been spent on restoration and love the old Pontiac Bonneville that's all my Grandparents would own was Bonneville's not sure why but they always had one

Groovy car. That is a nice find!!

My first car was a 63 Buick Wild Cat with a 425 but red with black top and black interior and all power steering power windows

As the 401 had 10.25:1 compression it uses premium, as well as today's no-lead gas necessitating a zinc additive to protect original valves from now absent tetraethyl. BTW, 'Old Car Alley'......extremely sweet 348 Bel Air you've got there!

While in high school, my friend, Brad, had one of these, with the 401/445. Robin egg blue and white 2 tone. Most powerful car I've ever been in. It would smoke the tires for 50 yards. Got T-boned by his employer driving a '74 LTD, after suffering a heart attack. Dead before impact.

I had a 2 door 63' green with the biggest engine available. BIG SLEEPER..

Beautiful Buick!

You started out at 10 Mile and VanDyke !.... I go to the O'Rielly 'hub' there all the time and recognized the 'church'.

Beautiful Buick .

my friend in high school had one great car

That bronze Buick. You had to show it. I could just feel the knife sliding in.

This Buick is magnificent,beautiful color combo,has a 409 and it's a survivor could it get any better!

Beautiful! My 64 Electra uses the same colors.

Buick, Olds and Pontiac all white, original colors?? We had a 59 Olds Dynamic 88 wagon, red and white I think the 371 engine, had to love the 59 Speedo, then a 66 Toronado, what GREAT cars from the 50's and 60's

I like how they have so much space under the hood that the alternator is a 1/4 mile away from the valve cover...hehehe.

Hard core mason...

Great Wildcat! Borrowed my girlfriends Dads to take her to my Senior H.S. prom. '64 white /white convertible with 4 on the floor. I fell in love with the car; she didn't fall in love with me. Oh well.

Had a 63 buick aluminum block 300 in my 47 willys CJ2A, 240 stock horses. More than enough for that light weight. They had two 300's back then, even fire and odd fire. had the even

Love this Gen of people ones that grew up with Dad working at GM hate what's going on now with China WeBuilt GM for America

"In the Bel Air" 🤣🤣🤣

My dad had a green Pontiac same car ,

I remember those 2 letter prefixes on local telephone numbers.

I daily a 67 430-4 love it

That was an interesting video on the 63 Buick Wildcat. One think I found out in this video is the front windshields on the 59 Bel Aire and 59 Impala 4 dr. hardtop are not the same height. I thought they were exactly the same. Btw, the 66 Galaxie convertible is coming along nicely.

I do 110 miles every day. Would be neat to do it in a classic. At least during summer!

I miss those old cars so much today's cars all look alike no style just vinyl bumpers front wheel drive junk !!!

The old grease in these old wiper motors keep them from turning on immediately.

Tenho um Monza tubarão 94 já gosto esse carro aí é chou de bola queria ter um desse ou um pontiaco

My mom and dad had a white over blue 59 Impala just like that one. Mom says it was their first "real" car. It had power windows, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission and the 283 V8. Dad traded it on a 65 Impala Sport Coupe with the 327 250hp V8. Mom says they were 2 of her favorite cars out of all the cars they owned. Mom is 81 and still driving.

A friend of mine from high school's dad had one. I'm thinking it was a '64 and a FOUR door that was about the same color(gold or dark beige). I always liked that car. Sort of a gentleman's muscle car.

We had a 59 Cadillac and a tenant had a 59 Chevy.

My dad had one as his first car and then he got a mustang a 67 or 69. The. We came along lol van time after but us being older with kids he’s got a Tacoma

Nice car

The GM 5 in white for 59!

My buddy had one in the mid seventies, a sedan, it would scream and no top end.

Those old cars are fun and nostalgic to look at, but you wouldn't want to drive one full time. Let's not forget how much trouble carburetors were. Or how much less responsive the steering and braking systems were. Or the fact that safety systems were not in place. A little fender bender in one of these old cars could be catastrophic or even fatal. Today, people often walk away from very serious accidents. But yes, they were beautiful.

I'm Inn-LovE !!!! !!!

Nope. No pentagrams for me ...-

Amazing collection!... Lots of 1959 GM cars?!?!

Sou apaixonado por carros antigos queria um para reformar pra mim

I have two 1962 Wildcats. One is original with 82k miles. Very hard to find in this condition. If you would like to see it check out my pictures on my page. You have a awesome 63, thanks for sharing.

My brother had a 67 Wildcat with the 430 engine. What a big powerful car it was.

Firestone 500 would not have been an original tire for that car. If you will remember, Firestone had many major problems with the 500s in the early seventies: the belts would break and the radial carcass would disintegrate in less time than a single frame of the high-speed camera filming the failure in the lab.

Single stage lacquer get it right

Forged steel grill

That's a nice car! Is that underdash a/c aftermarket?

Why no drive of the Wildcat?

Those Firestone 500s were recalled. Take it to a Firestone store and get a refund. 😜

That's funny here and you guys talk about that stuff now I'm not the age of a lot of guys into classic cars butts you know it 49 I thought it was funny when you were talking at the end about just driving down Country Roads and trying to find cars because I was doing that when I was 20 it's not in my teens and you know it just brings back memories me and my buddies driving around looking for cars. Just to look at but the purchase anyway that Wildcat I really liked that car really nice interior and you know for a driver yeah that is great you know it's hard to find wild cats my grandfather had a 60 Wildcat it was red with white interior and man I was beautiful my grandfather didn't put many miles on it I think only a little over 16,000 then my father got it and he only put maybe 6000 on it he hardly ever drove it and of course I was going to get it next and I bet you it wouldn't have had more than 35,000 miles but sadly my father was on his way to his sister's house to help her out with something on the freeway and to no fault of his own there was a multi-car pile-up we almost lost my father and we did lose the wildcat I want to say wild cats are my favorite cars I love them truly love them especially a 68 and it's not just because my grandfather and father had one everyone in my family has had classic cars muscle cars power Cruisers whatever you want to call them my uncle's myself my cousin's my brothers answer I have a list of my top favorites like the 68 GTX 69 Roadrunner 70 CJ Torino GT s the 70 Buick GS I love those cars but none of them top a 68 Wildcat and the sad thing is you can't find them I've never seen one out of car show it's nearly impossible to see a video on one I've even been so desperate I looked in the diecast car world and no one makes them I think it is truly a shame so many cars out there are valued today appreciated anyway but somehow some way the Wildcat is forgotten by so many

Wish you did a full video of the 59 Pontiac