This might have been a bad idea, BUT

[1evilregal]

I've only seen that console a few times, and only once in real life... IIRC they were regal limited's with the 45/45 seats like you mentioned, with leather upholstery. I'm thinking that'd look sweet on your century.

since you're thinking of keeping with the carb'ed set-up, and the shifter on the column, have you thought about the 2-tone GN paint treatment? would pay a nice homage to it...

just my thoughts, your ideas always seem alot more awesome than mine! 😀

 

[Turbo Zach]

I've only seen that console a few times, and only once in real life... IIRC they were regal limited's with the 45/45 seats like you mentioned, with leather upholstery. I'm thinking that'd look sweet on your century.

since you're thinking of keeping with the carb'ed set-up, and the shifter on the column, have you thought about the 2-tone GN paint treatment? would pay a nice homage to it...

just my thoughts, your ideas always seem alot more awesome than mine! 😀

That is the same vision I am seeing too.

 

[HAFROD]

since you're thinking of keeping with the carb'ed set-up, and the shifter on the column, have you thought about the 2-tone GN paint treatment? would pay a nice homage to it...

😀

I have thought of two toning it. I never paid attention till I watched the video I did of it that it has a stripe package, I may do it just like stock but a more modern blue with pearls in it. I know of a couple blue pearls I've seen on new cars that I like. I will pick one that is very close in the factory shade of blue.

 

[HAFROD]

I took a pic of this letter from Buick on a turbo Century guys Facebook page

 

[1evilregal]

if it comes out even half as good as the 442, it'll still look amazing! love the fact that you do want to keep the blue schemes in mind!

 

[1evilregal]

love the letter, great find! means it's an even rarer critter than the 442! wonder just how many are still around.......

 

[G-boz]

I PM'd you ...

 

[HAFROD]

 

[DRIVEN]

 

[clean8485]

Wow! Good score on all those parts!