First Wash in 30 Years: Barn Find Centurion! | Car Detailing Restoration

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First Wash in 30 Years: Barn Find Centurion! | Car Detailing Restoration! Today, we tackle the interior & exterior of a Buick Centurion in a barn, that is covered in dirt and debris that hasn't been detailed in years that will require us to pressure wash the entire exterior, followed by a wash, clay bar and then polishing the paint to bring back its shine and a full interior detail including mold removal! If you find our videos satisfying or motivating make sure you hit subscribe! #barnfind #carcleaning #detailing #cleaning #restoration
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[@WDDetailing]

NSX. 1 Week from Today. Who’s ready? Make sure you subscribe 👀

[@pyarbough30]

Is the car up for sale

[@spidercan63]

Raccoon

[@Nick-xe7ek]

Hardly wait👍

[@TravelogsIndia]

Waiting❤

[@scottiebwaaii2602]

Ready long time. I wouldn't mind a random subscriber getting it and it end up being me. I just LOVE!!! these old JDM gems!!!

[@beckyward6650]

I don’t understand why these guys let the car s turn into rust. So sad.

[@williamkirkland7002]

We all have dreams of one day fixing up those rides. Unfortunately we get old or somthing beyond our control gets in the way like war,divorce, car crash, or cancer etc. Many soldiers never return from service leaving behind those cool muscle cars.. good luck in your endevors. 🇺🇸

[@MontyLeeRay]

Centurions were 1971 to 1973. They have a center medallion upfront. I believe the 455 was standard. Many of the items in the car are specific to the Centurion: the left-hand drivers outside mirror for example. This is an amazing find. The car Wizard on YT also has some videos on a 1973 that he worked on. I enjoy your channel very much guys.

[@jeffreyrigged]

The 73s did not have the 455 standard. The 71 and 72 did. I have a 72 on my channel. Ive done alot to my car. I love the thing. Also the 71 and 72 hardtop 2 door has a unique back window plug that only they featured. This was dropped in 73. Car above is a 71.

[@MontyLeeRay]

I stand corrected on the 1973 engine data.

[@jeffreyrigged]

@@MontyLeeRay no biggie. The 73 got alot of things cut away that made them special. Im guessing since they where dropping it. Which i can see buicks point you had 3 packages on the same platform. The lesabre had a base and a custom package. Then you had the centurion. Money wise it made more sense to combine them into the luxus. Each year is pretty unique.

[@Joe8648]

Well gotta you made that Buick look pretty good even though it still needs pretty much a full restoration nice work just the same.

[@jimmyjambon9206]

Thae car in this video is super rare for one reason, that engine. In early 1971 you could order a base 455 or an optional Stage 1 455. This car has the Stage 1 engine! The same torque monster that was in the rare and famous owner of the street 1971 Buick GSX !!!

[@timothyleake8750]

Back in the early 70's when I was in my late teens, I worked part time for a Buick dealership and remember when I first encountered a Centurion Convertible in I believe, 1971. I fell in love immediately. The Centurion was only made for only 2 or 3 years! I believe the Centurion model was discontinued in 1973. They were positioned between the LeSabre and the Electra 225. They were basically a Loaded up LeSabre but they were their own distinct model and in my opinion, a very beautiful one!!!!

[@curbozerboomer1773]

What you said is essentially correct!...This model was an attempt to find a niche market for an upscale version of the Le Sabre. This strategy did not work, so the car was only offered for three years. Nice try, Buick!

[@OsbornTramain]

The one cool thing about the Centurian is that it doesn't have the Buick logo on the car but it's own Centurian Shield, the Roman Gladiator head on the hubcaps and front and rear! pretty cool

[@tfrogginhfroggin]

That was my first question around the badge. Thanks

[@florider_hd]

its not a gladiator. a centurion is the leader of a part of the roman legions

[@gerry-p9x]

Look for the build sheets under front seats

[@Venetiababy1]

Buicks are good cars. We had 4 "50" Buicks in our family back in the day. Straight 8 engines and water-cooled transmissions. Dynaflow. I've had two in the last 8 years. 3.8 V6's. One of the best engines ever built. Trannies are a little weak. I have a 2008 LaCrosse now. 123K miles. Runs like a top and drives great. I'll put another 100K on it no doubt. These Centurians had 315hp. Not bad but they weren't built for drag racing.

[@hitchcock1960]

A Centurion was a Roman soldier who was in command of 100 legionnaires. He was individually distinguishable by his headdress. The legionnaires headdress had a combed horse hair center stack, similar to a mohawk. The Centurion also had a horsehair stack but it was not centered, rather fabricated sideways, ear to ear. This was thought to be to make the Centurion easily identifiable to the legionnaires when in battle. As for the Buick Centurion, this 1971 convertible, like all Buick Centurions has unfortunately missed the mark by adopting a badge that is not representational of a Roman Centurion. 😮

[@twinsies3511]

I think the paw prints were a raccoon

[@lew3057]

This Buick was a beauty in it's day - it needs to be restored.

[@scottmihalsky3612]

I absolutely agree with you. I would restore this one. Not too many were made.

[@scottiebwaaii2602]

Great job. I would love to see this car fully restored

[@MontyLeeRay]

PS: the passenger side rearview mirror external is an incredibly rare option is my understanding. Also, the Buick Club of America would be a great resource for Centurion information. Great save, fellows.😊

[@bigbodyrydagarage5488]

It is. I've owned almost 10 early-70s big GM cars and NONE of them had a RH rearview mirror. Hell, Impalas didn't get those standard even thru the end of the Impala box era in 1985.

[@MontyLeeRay]

@@bigbodyrydagarage5488 - could have been an addition after purchase.

[@maxkuykendall5866]

I believe those may be racoon's paw prints. Just had the same thing happen to me this summer after accidentally leaving the garage door up all night.

[@WilliamSpitzer-o4f]

I had a 71 Coupe and a 72 Convertible. A neighbor has a 72 Convertible that they use for parades and such. It warms my heart when they fire that big V8. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@OsbornTramain]

The car looks amazing! One thing you guys don't do is remove the seat belts......IF you unbolt them and run them thru the laundry with mild soap, it's amazing what a difference you'll see, the color usually comes back and then they add that extra detail to the interior. I could see the belts in the back were tucked in under the seats, they did look like they were restorable.

[@stevenrodriguez7668]

I’m so gonna use this technique, thanks man . My wife is gonna want to try this on her chevelle seat belts

[@Notfiveo0]

Seat belts are not supposed to be washed according to everything I’ve read.

[@gerry-p9x]

​@@stevenrodriguez7668take sat belts out roll up and get 5gal plastic. Bucket and dump half and half. Concentrated. Simple green and let soak ca few days..like new and minty fresh😊😊

[@mikeomalley5407]

Great reset of this Buick Centurion! Wasn’t sure who was cleaning, scrubbing and extracting the excess water from the carpet but Kudos to you, because you weren’t wearing a mask. Happy New’s Eve and a WD detailed 2024!

[@frankhall4]

The centurion was the replacement for the wildcat .. the bankers hot rod. It was in between the lesabre and the Electra 225 or “deuce and a quarter” as they were called back in the day. I am so old I remember when this car was new….i started driving in 1971….

[@jeffclark2725]

That thing is a beast,always impressed how you can take a good enough clean and it looks better than new when it is done

[@calvertmorgan4550]

I'm curious why you don't pressure-wash moving downward from top to bottom? Starting at the bottom only means that the dirt released once you get to the top will streak back down through the part you just cleaned below, no?

[@edwardpitingolo3206]

The paw prints look like raccoon prints, maybe opossum, but the “thumb” digit doesn’t look extended enough for an opossum. My best guess is raccoon

[@cjdesign5700]

Centurion's had the same new feature all GM Conv. ( I had a 71 Impala) that was the "scissor" folding top that went more flat vs the big bulge...nice and smooth with the boot on

[@yogisfriend7869]

The Centurion was to fill the void left by the Wildcat when it was discontinued. IMO it just didn't have the "spark" of its predecessor and it lasted for just a few years.

[@alstewart9915]

That's a beautiful Buick! Love it! What a transformation! Great job guys!

[@gerry-p9x]

Do not punch out locks take out tear seat and unbolt latch from. Body and get keys made from locksmith check in car or underhood for spare keys in washer bottle

[@DetailDane]

Good Job! 👌 Now Lets Get That NSX 😎

[@bujtar87]

Where did you find all of them...nice job...greetings from croatia

[@jonathonbarnes3582]

Fun fact: The Buick Centurion concept was WAY cooler than what went into production!

[@robh.5242]

Buick introduced the Centurion in 1971 and produced it until 1973. It was considered a luxury vehicle like the Caprice, Grand Ville, and Delta 88. It was a replacement for the Buick Wildcat. It didn’t use the traditional Buick emblem, but rather a Centurion helmet. Personally, I thought it was one of Buick’s most beautiful designs. We had a 1971 Chevrolet Caprice which was really beautiful. Happy 2024, WD! I enjoy your videos!

[@TomSnyder-gx5ru]

We also had a '71 Chevy Caprice - gold on gold with a 454 engine, I thought it looked very '70 "Cadillac-ish" in front! My folks drove it probably 15yrs and was one of the best cars they've ever had according to my dad - he's in his 80's now and drives Mazdas!

[@robh.5242]

@@TomSnyder-gx5ru Ours was Command Blue (navy) with a black vinyl roof and black interior. Chevrolet nicknamed the Caprice “the little Cadillac” because of the family resemblance to the Sedan De Ville and Motor Trend mentioned that the Caprice was the better value because you could order every option and still come in under the Caddy’s base price. Over the years it was a family favorite and I wish I had it today!

[@gerry-p9x]

All large cars were redesigned for 71 across GM. Line. Went to dealer. New car Buick. Intro Sept. 1970. And it was a dream with all lined up in bays and showroom floor....the new Riviera was gorgeousness to die for boss bought a burgendy one white top and white interior drove in wedding and 455 engine screamed and burnouts were standard..good ol daze

[@mckenzieveal2617]

What do you all do with the cars after cleaning plus the old school ones

[@benvan-ness1030]

That looks like a 1971 model I hope it gets restored. Rare car now from what I read they made 10k but not sure how many survived.

[@richardbutton1179]

Few hundred at best

[@dominicdevone2684]

That's really awesome. That reminds me a lot of my Mom's 71 Le Sabre. Awesome work. :)

[@artmchugh5644]

We had 62, 66, and 68 Electra 225 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 no wonder!!! We lived in Flint Michigan!!!😂😂😂

[@JesusPina-c6s]

Impresionante el trabajo que habéis realizado en ese gran coche , felicidades.❤👏🇪🇦👍

[@MarkMcAlister-k5h]

Well done Lads . . big project bigger results!

[@Castiel_Pr]

👍🏻

[@cuttysupe7749]

Thanks for giving your time and attention to these big old land barges. These types of cars were everywhere when I was a kid and you just don’t see them much anymore. Anyways great work!!!

[@briandewitt163]

Happy New Year team! Thanks for all you do to share interesting cars and videos for us! 🎉

[@victorperez-d5m]

I wish you a happy new year 2024

[@speedfiend925]

New Slogan for this car: "Centurion, this IS the way!" 😁

[@fantail75]

The Centurion was the replacement for the Buick Wildcat and followed the recipe for the ‘banker’s hot rod’, a notion originated by Buick with the Century, in 1936, which signified the ability to travel at 100mph. The idea was to back the division’s largest and most powerful engine with the smaller and lighter chassis. The Centurion, also available only with the 454, followed that marketing strategy. If you wanted the top luxury model you moved up to the Electra.

[@DavidRoush-l4e]

I love your videos but have you thought of doing a follow up video on what happens to these cars after you work your magic on them?

[@der_kluger_gunther8391]

this car looks stunning, i really love the style of this old cars. sure she needs some work but if could run i would not give up on her. and yeah i saw the mandalorian helmet too lol, even before you said so! that's how you spot a true star wars fan XD

[@cliffmcsparran3390]

Car lovers don't say "old cars." We say "classic cars"

[@der_kluger_gunther8391]

@@cliffmcsparran3390 you have god damn right.

[@FitzgeraldStanburyWeissV]

@@cliffmcsparran3390 What a strange correction... I don't know why you bothered with this one.

[@johncornell3665]

I cant believe the power top worked. Great job guys. Thanks!

[@melvincordier8058]

The Buick 455 probably made more torque than another motor from the factory.

[@FrankAllison-i1h]

I'll just never get over the fact that you guys wash these incredibly filthy cars INDOORS!!!! Uuuuuggghhh!!1

[@francoisbouchard602]

Good.job cool car Nice show Happy New year 😄👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@acooper3903]

Props for all that hard work. She’s a beauty, guys. The Mama has come out in me, though. Handling rat feces and urine drenched materials welcomes the potential for hantaviruses to enter your lungs. Please wear respirators while cleaning such contamination. I want to see your restoration work for years to come, unhampered by potential illness or worse from lack of proper protection.

[@Voice-over-animals]

I’m wondering why you guys don’t team up with people like restored for the engine or others for pain work or damage etc. wouldn’t be awesome to see a collaboration?

[@hughphillips67Mustang]

Question: why don't you hang your carpets when you clean them? Rather than letting the dirty water run back under the carpet after you cleaned it?

[@clarepaynick789]

Amazing clean up! Lots of devoted work on this old boat!

[@garyg8036]

You two are making a mistake not wearing respirators cleaning the interior since that vehicle definitely contains loads of rat / mice droppings.

[@ambryaysha5960]

Dude Brent is my brother and he's professional detailer so please don't try to teach him ...

[@LawriePaulGiven]

Not sure I understand why you would do this car that has so much damage. Rag top and front grill etc. Did you have someone wo wanted it for restoration?

[@siwydym8457]

True

[@RedRuffinsore]

My college roommate had one of these with the 455 in it, and it was one of the fastest cars I ever drove. I wonder if the interior was two-tone, or if the vinyl and leather have aged differently?

[@mexicanspec]

I had a 1974 Oldsmobile Delta 88 convertible and do not want another scissor top car.

[@FreedomRock44]

1971-1973 First seen on a concept car, the Centurion was nearly identical to the contemporaneous Buick LeSabre, differing in badging and grillework, minimal chrome trim, and an absence of the VentiPorts found on other full-size Buicks. Body styles included two-door and four-door hardtops and a convertible. There were no pillared sedans. The two-door hardtop shared the handsome semi-fastback roofline with the LeSabre and other GM B-body cars (such as the Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe and the Olds Delta 88) along with a standard vinyl roof. Replacing the Wildcat as the mid-line full-sized Buick positioned between the lower-priced LeSabre and the larger and more luxurious C-body Electra 225, the Centurion was promoted more as a mid-level luxury car than the Wildcat, which was marketed as a sporty/luxury performance car. The Centurion was offered initially with only the 455-cubic-inch (7.5 L) big-block V8 in two power output ranges determined by the presence of either a single or dual exhaust. The 1971 Centurion produced 315 hp (235 kW) at 4400 rpm and 510 lb⋅ft (690 N⋅m) of torque at 2800 rpm with the base 455. The Centurion was also offered in the 455 Stage 1 and manual transmission configuration as well during the early portion of the 1971 model year, shared with the Buick GSX. This was known as the A9 and B6 Option when ordering the car. What also separated the car from the LeSabre was that when the car would be ordered or recognized as a Centurion it would be branded as a 4P Series as the first two letters of the Vehicle Identification Number. The Centurion was Buick's only convertible offering in 1973.

[@garthwillard8089]

Thought there was a73 lesabre convertible?

[@alfredrossi5268]

I think the centurion was a fancy lesabre great job ❤

[@williamkirkland7002]

Those paw prints are most likely from a raccoon hence the strong urine smell comming out of the carpets. Nice rare car find. My Uncle had a '72 impala convert. with a 402 corvette high performance big block in it. I know this because I replaced the worn timing chain and gear, behind the timing chain was stamped into the front of the engine behind the timing cover; it said corvette high perf. It was a speacial order bought new in 72 by my uncle. That buick is a cool car and should be fully restored to new specs. Those cars would do 80 plus without hesitation. It was like riding a magic carpet. Back then speed limits were 75 on interstate highways. Would love to follow this ride to completion.

[@drs401960]

a friend of mine bought one of these at auction years ago, and it turned out to be Frank Sinatra Jr.'s car. Was a beautiful deep dark green with a black top and interior. Still had their phone in it! I used to drive that car all around Hollywood with the top down! Was a beautiful car and a pleasure to drive! Lots of power and stunning to look at.

[@ScrappersDetailing]

Another great video guys.

[@anonymousperson6188]

Hi Brent. The paw prints...my guess is raccoon. They are scavengers. Car _full_ of rodents...yeah... Raccoons live in forest areas, they eat the carcasses of wildlife there. Rats can get as big as a house kitten or cat. Raccoons have quite sharp claws. The mandalorian? I can see it, but it wasn't my first thought...🙏

[@rafaelrolim5582]

Ficou muito bom o trabalho de detail 👏

[@billdursa4976]

That scissor style top was only used for a few years on the GM full size convertibles. Looks to be a 1971 because of the vents in the top of the trunk. 1 year only for GM.

[@danswartwood4580]

Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers 😊

[@GTRxMan]

I had a '71 Centurion. What a great car. Super comfortable, fast and quiet. I especially loved the wrap-around dashboard that GM used in the era.

[@daviddavis4444]

I'm 64 back in my 20's a friends mom had a 73 Centurion 350 V8 4V 2 door hardtop we drove the crap out of that tank.

[@born2soon]

I'm going to say those paw prints are from one honking big RACCOON!

[@martycarter3306]

I love to see old vichles detail and cleaned and bring back to life..life it did back when it came from the dealership of that year...

[@patrickrichmond9896]

Buick which was the company that built this car had a nice feature called a 2nd needle in the speedometer. That was the speed alarm. You would set it for what the speed limit was on the road you were traveling so that way, you had something that would alert you for if you felt like stomping on the throttle. Also many cars in those days had what some might call the pausing shut off for the windshield wipers. When you turn the wipers off, they would stop 3/4 of the way to the lower position before tucking under the hood. When they did go under the hood, sometimes you would hear them hit something when they tuck under.

[@adamcran9859]

Happy new year guys when it comes and can’t wait to see what gets cleaned in 2024

[@StephanSondermann]

Das Symbol auf dem Lenkrad sieht wirklich dem auf dem Helm des Mandalorian sehr ähnlich ! 👌 Das ist der Weg 😉

[@martinhermann2630]

ill love to see a will it run on this car, ill bet it would start with a battery and cleaned points! great show, awesome content guys! greetings from Sweden

[@brianfisher4940]

How cool was that! I forgot they even made those. Yup, Racoon.

[@RohanGobin-br4lv]

1999 car is very rare expensive and very modern they can be very easy to drive very Hard to fix as that in the 19s now

[@benstone5038]

Amazing work lads, I would have probably completely submerged the carpet and let it soak or is that not feasible?

[@siphomogale779]

Great work looking forward for more exciting in 2024, Happy New year everybody 🎉🎉🎉

[@touhouer7647]

Here's a fun fact: Buick used the Centurion nameplate on a 1956 Motorama concept car which introduced the back-up camera, a feature that would usually be on vehicles produced nowadays. The back-up camera consisted of a rear-view mirror of the car inside.

[@robertdiehl9003]

Beautiful job...

[@dalegereaux1863]

Nice work cleaning up this old car ! I hope they don't park it again and that someone restores it so it looks like new. Did you check the engine to see if it still turns over ?

[@Matt-mo8sl]

My dream car. Nice job!

[@andriesjohannas3579]

I worked with upholstery for years. I always found any fabrics colored brown usually had a nasty odor. I heard it had something to do with brown dyes. I'm not sure what they use in brown dyea but now think maybe it has to do with rat urine...lol. Also I believe the Centurion replaced the Wildcat series as the sporty performance model for the full sized Buicks in 1971 - 1973.

[@rayrichmond4746]

You need to partner up with some one to get them running and driving!

[@HustlerArts7]

it looks like dean winchester car in supernatural bro

[@garrymelnyk8084]

This model would be hard to find these days. Great potential for a nice boulevard cruise.

[@kamilianos]

such a beautiful car. I would drive it today proudly (after restoration).

[@bziguy]

All I know is I want It. I know it’s different and Canadian (I think) but It just appeals to me. It’s just a great combo of color and engine and options.

[@danielulz1640]

​@@bziguyAmerican.

[@stevenrodriguez7668]

@@bziguy some Canadian hot rods are cool man. I myself love the ‘66 Pontiac Parisienne’ . Those are some bad cars

[@peterdaversa5824]

Cut the fabric off the convertible top

[@JollyRoger2408]

Happy New Year @all! 🎆🍀

[@zachvlogs4844]

Where do yall find the cars

[@truckerc-moe5126]

It has turn signal indicators on the finders

[@nautospavn]

What a beautiful car and job on it.

[@bobwallace4733]

Looks like Racoon paw prints to me.

[@Ujkooaspahjff]

what is done when they are washed? for sale?

[@elsbethmorgan]

You guys seriously do such great work

[@jisidrocapetillo1281]

Are you guys keeping that car

[@warrenlewis3977]

It has the Buick rims...KOOL!

[@georgina_gsm]

Incredible job! I actually gasped at the steering wheel 😮

[@aarsir1961]

Nice work man

[@stary5405]

В шапках дополнительные извилины?)

[@maryrafuse2297]

Your dedication is admirable and the car looks great! Hats off to you! One thing to note, it is small but important. Black and white are not colors, they never have been colors although they are constantly mistakenly referred to as colors. Black and white are shades. This Centurion is now a shiny attractive shade, black.

[@reginalddopson1772]

That is a raccoon paw print.

[@thesaltlifemanshow5522]

You guy's did pretty good at getting those tires shined up. Id recommend getting some bleach white for those white walls. Does wonders for yellowing. My dad had this car when i was a kid it was candy apple red with hand painted pinstriping and had been supercharged. His had GT on the side under the mirrors near the front tires. Everyone thought it said CT for my dads name charles tribby but it was actually gt. Wish i still had it but at least i still have his old riviera

[@joebennefield3368]

Y'all done a great job 👍👏💯 with the car it looks so much better ty

[@1967250s]

Hit the like at ripped PA vs! Lol. Tip; whenever you move a hinge (like the top ) or hood- hit the hinges with some penetrant oil first, or as soon as possible! Great find and great work.

[@1967250s]

P.s. since the top was so destroyed, you should have cut off the old cloth first, before moving it.

[@bassblaster505]

i can tell from that aftermarket radio and the 6x9 speakers installed in the rear beside the rear seats that car was being driving till at least the mid-late 80's and maybe EARLY 1990's

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

I ran the Centurion Registry for years....let me know if you have any questions. I've had several 71's.

[@pugglepuggle]

It came out amazing.