Buick Wildcat Engine Parts

A sportier bucket-seat version of the highly popular Buick Invicta, the Wildcat debuted in 1962 and was manufactured until 1970. Available in three body styles (hardtop, convertible and sedan), the Wildcat became one of Buick’s best selling cars of the decade, with 84,400 units sold just in 1964. To distance the Wildcat from the Invicta, Buick added a 7L Nailhead V8 engine, different taillights, Dynaflow transmission, vinyl-covered roof, as well as a center console equipped with a transmission shifter and tachometer. The Wildcat even got its own one-of-a-kind emblem. The Buick Wildcat was discontinued in 1971, when the Centurion was introduced.

Although some vintage cars are known for their quite difficult maintenance, the Wildcat can be easily kept in prime condition. Of course, some parts of the vehicle, for example, the engine, require special attention, meaning that you need to regularly inspect the engine and other systems to find out if all parts and mechanisms are working as intended. In case of any issues with the engine, your best option is to take out the malfunctioning components and install quality Buick Wildcat replacement engine parts: filters, gaskets, and more.