One of the best things about being an NBA All-Star - in addition to women's clubs and be able to desserts without worry that you eat your waist - is the money to restore the car of your dreams.
This brings us to the Clippers in Los Angeles, playmaker Mo Williams, who just reduced his 1972 Buick Centurion, the highest form of a team in Mentor, Ohio.
The car was a gift to himself after he worked out by the Utah Jazz in 2003. After eight years of ownership of the car, Williams was not enough time behind the wheel knowing he was ready for a change of the image of General Motors RK Charlotte.
RK Buick Centurion said his first appearance in 1971 to replace the center line of Wildcat in full size. The Centurion 1972, was promoted as a luxury car with an average of 455 cubic inch V8 engine and transmission with three speed Turbo Hydra-Matic. Standard amenities include a three-volume bench with center armrest, comfortable upholstery, power steering with variable ratio and hydraulic brake assist with front disk brakes.
About 36 165 Total Centurions were built in 1972.
Outside, the Buick Custom Midnight Blue Pearl exterior has been updated. The organization was initially a block sanding and sealing, and a new surface were on base and clear coat also implemented. Side trim and emblems on the exterior of the car was softened and removed by a more modern look. Chrome was replaced and polished stainless steel finish. The team replaced the white vinyl roof with a high feeling soft again.
The tribe has been enhanced to match the vehicle interior. As expected, the car has a better sound system was added.
During the reconstruction, the engine was removed and detailed engine compartment. Buick fuel injection for maximum power.
We feel honored to have Mo Williams Buick Centurion to be fair, because the car has a special meaning for him, said Joseph Carroll, general manager of Charlotte Motor RK. We have with Mo describes a generation to achieve their goals.
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