This 1973 Buick Centurion convertible was built at the Fairfax,
Kansas, assembly plant and is accompanied by its original build
sheet, which has been conserved in clear plastic. It is powered by
the factory-optioned 455ci V-8 engine with a four-barrel carburetor
backed by a Turbo 400 automatic transmission. Factory features and
options listed on the build sheet include a six-way power driver's
seat, 60/40 front bench seat, tinted glass, power windows, deluxe
seat belts, air conditioning, cruise control, deluxe tilt steering
wheel and chrome wheels. It is also equipped with a power
convertible top and upgraded speakers. The exterior is finished in
yellow with a cream vinyl interior and tan soft top. A full-size
spare tire, bumper jack and car cover are included. The current
Arizona owner has owned the vehicle since 1990 and retained
receipts from throughout the ownership period, which are organized
in a folder and included with the vehicle. Receipts dating from
2020 document work that included replacement of the washer pump
assembly and rewiring for a retro-style washer pump, alignment,
R-12 air-conditioning system replacement and service, power window
motor replacement, engine tune-up and spark plug replacement,
cruise control repair, installation of new head gaskets,
replacement of the power steering box and pump, and replacement of
the fuel tank sending unit.
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