I think the Standard seat was called a 60- 40 seat, the passenger side and the center armrest move independent of the drivers seat. Bill
I have seen only one (GS + Stage I) without the bucket seats and console shifter, this was at a car show in the UK somewhere in 1996 or 1997, that car was imported from Florida. 1973 Riviera GS without the bucket seats and console shifter are more common. The other day I saw this one for sale in Salt Lake City, Utah: Click here :Comp:
Here is another one, for sale in Vancouver, Washington state: Click here :Comp: VIN says it's a Stage I car: 4 Y 87 W 3 H 487005 Engine code should be XA
I do not believe that the GS package ever mandated bucket seats or even the Custom-level interior trim.
For Rivieras that was named the DeLuxe interior :TU: And the model year 1973 GS package and/or Stage I package had nothing to do with the interior.