1973 BUICK CENTURION
Two door coupe,very good condition, 2cd owner. Runs very good,one spot
of rust on quarter panel. One spot on the drivers seat.
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| YEAR |
1973 |
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BODY STYLE |
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| MAKE |
BUICK |
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MILEAGE |
49000 |
| MODEL |
CENTURION |
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EXTERIOR COLOR |
Creamy Yellow |
| PRICE |
$5500 |
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INTERIOR COLOR |
Beige |
| LOCATION |
Colorado Springs, CO Ph: 719-630-3251 co |
|
ENGINE |
V8 |
| PHONE |
918 906-4047 |
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TRANSMISSION |
Don't Know |
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DOORS |
2 |
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