Hi everyone I am new to the forum and I live in Auckland New Zealand and am the proud owner of a 1955 Buick Century Hardtop which I traded my partner for lol. She is an all original 40,000-mile car and has spent most of her life in storage in Texas then 11 years in Australia from where I purchased her from. I have just had the original clock digitized, and the original radio have put an Aruroa design Bluetooth BTU1 radio conversion as an upgrade
- 1942 Shop Manual
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1955 Buick Century
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redapache59
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Hello from Virginia, I just bought a 1956 Century! I'm not massively knowledgeable on 50's Buicks. Here to learn!
suntreemcanic
Experienced Member
Aren't Centurys the smaller body with the big engine? A factory hotrod!
Yes, a Special with the Roadmster engine. You know how Century got it's name??? In 1937 when the Century came out it was the 1st. American car that could do 100 MPH, a Century & maintain it, from the factory.
Tom T.
Tom T.
