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1989 Centurion Classic 350 & 150 Brochure - Equipment Chart & Color Options

Centurion Vehicles brochure page for the Classic 350/150 conversion: lists oak consoles, fiberglass sun visor, 8-inch chrome bumper, Class A hitch, deluxe grille guard, mag wheels plus an equipment-and-colors comparison chart.

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This is the back page of a 1989 Centurion Vehicles, Inc. sales brochure for the Centurion Classic 350 and Classic 150 conversion trucks (Ford-based four-door pickup/SUV conversions). The page presents a complete equipment chart comparing standard, optional, and unavailable features between the Classic 350 and Classic 150, organized into four groups: Exterior Appearance (two-tone paint, fender flares, chrome drop-center bumper, grille guard, running boards, sun visor), Decor and Seating (captain's chairs, hyback bench, 60/40 second seat, removable third seat, leather, wood console), Comfort and Convenience (keyless entry, CB radio overhead console, remote radar detector, power rear window, rear air/heat, security system), and Entertainment (rear speakers, 6" color TV with wood floor console). Marginal captions describe featured photos of the oak floor console with TV, oak overhead console with CB radio, fiberglass sun visor, chrome bumper, deluxe grille guard, fender flares, and aluminum alloy mag wheels. The page also lists available exterior colors (Colonial White, Scarlet Red, Deep Shadow Blue Metallic, Cabernet Red) with matching interior color combinations (Raven Black, Dark Grey Metallic, Medium Silver Metallic in Cabernet, Charcoal, Navy, Cocoa). Company contact information is given: P.O. Box 715, White Pigeon, MI 49099, 616-483-9659.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference in standard equipment between the Centurion Classic 350 and Classic 150?
The Classic 350 includes as standard the 8" chrome drop center bumper with rubber inserts, hitch receiver, lighted extruded running boards, and front hyback bench seat with flipdown center — items that are optional or N/A on the 150. The Classic 150 instead has front captain's chairs and a rear window defogger as standard.
What exterior colors were offered on the Centurion Classic?
Colonial White, Scarlet Red, Deep Shadow Blue Metallic, and Cabernet Red, each paired with specific interior color choices such as Cabernet, Charcoal, Navy, and Cocoa.
Was a TV available in the Centurion Classic?
Yes, a 6" color TV with wood floor console (with drink holders) was optional on both the Classic 350 and 150.
What towing equipment was available?
A hitch receiver (standard on the 350, optional on the 150), a hitch bar with 2" ball, and a brake controller with wiring installed were offered.
How can Centurion Vehicles be contacted per this brochure?
Centurion Vehicles, P.O. Box 715, White Pigeon, MI 49099, phone 616-483-9659.

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