"Nice Rob. I am down in Bonney Lake but work out of SeaTac, so I'm close to Normandy Park quite frequently. I sent a friend request and perhaps we can continue to chat in direct messages. Thanks for the reply! Phil "

Feb 3

Rob Nance left a comment for Phil

"Phil, I’m located in Normandy Park. Where are you located. I’d love to meet others and help each other with projects and knowledge!! Rob "

Feb 3

Phil left a comment for Rob Nance

"Hi Rob. I'm also outside of Seattle with a 63. Mine is a convertible. What part of the area do you live? Perhaps we can help each other with this and that on these ships. Welcome! Phil"

Feb 2

Phil replied to Phil's discussion Seeking weatherstripping advice

"Thanks for the reply Jason! It seems trickier than I thought on the vent window. Hopefully some others can pipe in on their experiences! Thanks again! Phil"

Oct 17, 2025

Jason Edge replied to Phil's discussion Seeking weatherstripping advice

"Phil, It has been so long since I replaced rubber seals, and have yet to replace everything, but remember using using sealant for all rubber seals, expect perhaps that vertical door glass that securely slides up the channel. I might have even put…"

Oct 13, 2025

Phil posted a discussion

Seeking weatherstripping advice

Hello all,I am currently replacing all the weatherstripping on my windows. For those who have gone through this process, which pieces did you use adhesive on and which pieces did you put together without adhesive?The vent window seems like it might not need it but the channels with the mohair would. Any input on this whole process would be greatly appreciated. Getting this all back together the correct way seems easier said than done.Thanks in advance!PhilSee More

Oct 10, 2025

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Phil posted a discussion

390 engine available

If anyone has a need for a decent running 390 (trans available as well, but needs work), out of a 63, I have one available in the state of WA. I know it's frowned upon by some, but I'm completing an LS swap so these items are available. CompressionCyl 1-195Cyl 2-180Cyl 3-200Cyl 4-185Cyl 5-205Cyl 6-185Cyl 7-185Cyl 8-187Shortly before deciding on this, I had also refurbished my fuel tank, and that is also available. Pics attached...more available if requested.Let me know if interested.Phil Prices…See More

Sep 2, 2025

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Phil replied to Phil's discussion Help with missing bolts

"Thank you Jason! VERY helpful!"

Nov 2, 2024

Jason Edge replied to Phil's discussion Help with missing bolts

"Those are 5/16"-18 raised ridge head bolts, 3/4" long, usually with an external lock washer, but have seen regular ridge head with split lock washer. There is also a wide 1 1/8" fender washer below the bolt and lock washer. I…"

Nov 2, 2024

Phil posted a discussion

Help with missing bolts

Hi y'all....Hoping to get some help here. I've checked my reference material and can't seem to find this info.My 63 convertible, non tilt steering column is missing the firewall bolts on the lower support. I'd like to put some in but don't know what size they are (looks threaded in firewall).Does anyone know what size bolt to put through there?Here is a pic for clarity.Thanks in advance.Phil See More

Nov 2, 2024

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Question for the Lowering Spring crowd

Hi,For anyone who has lowered the car using lowering springs...can we just use the standard shock/struts (gabriel 82109/82125 is what I have) or do I need to upgrade to a more robust set?Right now I'm looking at using 2" lowering springs from OPGI. Wanted to go lower but concerned 3" might be too much for the ride. Any input greatly appreciated. I have read all the threads pretty thoroughly but didn't seem to find the answer to this particular question.Thanks a bunch!Phil See More

Oct 10, 2023

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Logan Robb replied to Phil's discussion Fuel questions

"Did you replace your fuel lines w SS? Or did 64 come that way from the factory? I dont have fuel issues (yet) but I have looked into running all new lines just to be done with it once and for all! Logan"

Aug 9, 2023

Phil replied to Phil's discussion Fuel questions

"Thanks for the reply. Anyone with pics of theirs (installed) would be helpful. Cheers"

Aug 8, 2023

Phil posted a discussion

Fuel questions

Hi there everyone, My name is Phil and I'm new here. I reckon I'll be asking lots of questions from the geniuses here and this is my first. To begin, Yes, I do indeed have the shop manual and the master parts list. I'm excited to finally have another Cadillac to work on but found myself with a sort of Frankenstein, neglected girl. My previous was a 72 CDV and I've always loved the 64. I ended up with a 63 Convertible which I love, even with all her baggage.Here goes.....I'm replacing the fuel…See More

Aug 7, 2023

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I’m located in Normandy Park. Where are you located. I’d love to meet others and help each other with projects and knowledge!!

Rob

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1963-1964 Cadillac Chapter November 2026 Newsletter Posted

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I have just completed and posted the November 2026, 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter Newsletter to our…Continue

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Power Steering Pump Hi Pressure Hose - Shorter Original vs Longer Aftermarket

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We had a discussion on the power steering pump to steering gear hi pressure hoses on Sunday's Zoom Meeting and I was explaining the original hose with the crimp in center was considerably shorter…Continue

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Corroded window moldings - how to fix?

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Hi group!On my '64 Fleetwood, the chrome molding on the top of the rear window, and on the vent window are corroded through the chrome.What is the base material? Pot metal?What is the correct…Continue

Paul Wisnewski and his Mafia Staff Car Make Chicago Chronicle's Front Page Today!

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Authenticity Manual

Posted by Dennis P. DiBari on August 27, 2026 at 12:45pm 2 Comments 0 Likes

Hi Robert,

I emailed you more pictures for the Authenticity Manual.

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1963 RHS A/C kick panel - photos needed

Posted by SK on June 2, 2025 at 2:20pm 2 Comments 0 Likes

Could someone post front and back photos of the 1963 right-hand kick panel with A/C?

My car didn’t come with the original kick panels, so it's a bit of a mystery to me how I should cut the backing board and carpet to fit around the A/C.

Many thanks,

-Samu