Wanted a Mopar, settled for a BUICK, but don't regret it

Discussion in 'Wet behind the ears??' started by Bic, Feb 18, 2008.

  1. Bic

    Bic Member

    Just wanted to say Hey to all you BUICK fans. I just regestered and wanted to know if any of you know much about the 66 Wildcat GS. I have one that I am restoring and would like to talk to someone else that has one.

    Jeff from Ohio
     
  2. 71customConv

    71customConv Platinum Level Contributor

    Hey Jeff,

    Welcome to the board. I know a little less about Mopars than I do Wildcats, but you came to the right place. Lots of guys/gals out here know the answers to you questions and will be happy to answer them.

    Go the the User CP and attach a picture of your car to your Signature so we can see it.
     
  3. 70aqua_custom

    70aqua_custom Well-Known Member

    welcome Jeff. you didn't settle for quality, reliability or power. Try the search button and type wildcat. There's a few guys on here with them and IMHO more Buick knowledge and great people than anywhere else on the planet.
     
  4. RAMKAT2

    RAMKAT2 Randy

    Trust us here, you didn't settle for anything, you took a giant leap up! When was the last time you heard of a mopar being "Fast With Class". Heck, anyone with more money than brains can own a mopar! Just ask the guys that run Barrett-Jackson. Welcome to the world of Buicks, where not only can we blow our competitions doors off, we can do it while the A/C is running!!
     
  5. mygs462

    mygs462 Well-Known Member

    Where at in Ohio Jeff there are a few guys on here from Ohio who know ALOT about cats, one in particular is Ted Nagel hes in Ohio and owns about 100 wildcats LOL. give or take a few.
     
  6. Bic

    Bic Member

    Thanks for the warm welcome. I live in NW Ohio near the small town of Kalida. 30 miles W of Findlay or 60 miles SW of Toledo. I will post a picture of my Cat in a couple of weeks or so. Hope to have the motor rebuilt and back in the frame by then. Won't be much of a picture as the body is off.This is the first car I have ever restored and I really enjoy it except for having to spend the $ big time. I never realized there were so many nuts and bolts to a car but i'm loven it. Jeff
     

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