The Jensen Owners' Club

Bidding ended at £33k - no sale.

It's always good to read/hear of a car being bought back from being a potential breaker/scrapper;
let us hope your buyer has the means or capability to bring this project to fruition - neither a cheap or a fast process, if done properly.

BATTERY 8) We have had solar roof panels for a while, but the price for selling our unused output back to 'the grid' is lousy, and certainly not increasing like electricity prices. So we decided to keep our unused output - and had a fairly big battery fitted for that purpose. Now if "knowledge...

I was talking to a very "knowledgable" guy at a recent show and the FF came up and he said anyone who boiught one could have many problems some unfixable and in full running order a bloody disgrace fuel/climate wise. He said real value is in it's place as a trend setter and entirely non P...

I'm so pleased you found a good example of one Richie; perfect for the whole family that and a doddle to maintain.

Be well,
Mark

Not sold yet.....hammer price of £76k. It seems punters were more keen to spend £200k on a Sierra Cosworth RS 500 or a Subaru Impeza Millennials and Generation X buying the 'dream' cars of their youth again, most frustrating, especially for glorified Fords; we called them Dagenham dustbins in my yo...

Peter Rothery wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 12:51 pm JIA refer to the owner as Mr D I on their web page so maybe the number has significance rather than pure monetary "value".

OK, now I can see where you/Mr D maybe going with this, I've seen and sold registration numbers on far thinner pretexts/desires, so suspect you are right.

Congratulations to all involved in creating such an excellent looking stand. Unfortunately my domestic commitments still prevent much travel beyond my own and my aging Mothers home areas. I hope you all both much enjoy the event and also officially receive the recognition deserved for all that hard ...

It doesn't seem so...based on the DVLA evidence that the number plate hasn't yet been transferred and log book re-issued. JIA are doing the selling - presumably on behalf of the owner - so it is no doubt in their interest to keep the re-sale value of their products as high as possible. The FFR..nic...

nrb993 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 07, 2021 5:15 pm Is this the current state of play for an average Interceptor III

Result inc Premium: £27,540 all in, seems cheap IMO, very little history "(several invoices for recent work)" but it looked and sounded to drive OK.

Most of the front end appears to be Mk 3, it would be interesting to know who did the work.

Fairly near to me, so I'll keep my eyes open at shows etc. Saffron Walden is the only place I know named after a crocus. No need, I bought it, and actually live in a small village outside Saffron Walden. It had been my intention to start a new thread, as the car is temporarily with a marque special...

colin7673 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 6:20 am Apparently the car has gone to Saffon Walden Essex

What a delightful place for a Jensen to live:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saffron_Walden

Thanks for your interest. The fabric tent can be rolled into a ball. It certainly squashed into the boot of my Volvo (C70) with ease. With most of the poles easily fitting inside the boot as well. 2 or 4 poles from memory were slightly longer necessitating being fitted through the boot ‘ski hatch’....

Could you please give some indication of the size when all apart; I could certainly find a use for this, but am not certain of the cost moving it from Bristol up into Herts/Cambs area.