The Jensen Owners' Club

Me of course - couldn't join this week but from Monday on I'll be in again.

It does look very nice, David.

Have you heard anything about the price? Same as the other models I assume ...

NigelK wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 7:22 am Also, how do you make the quick links menu on the right of the screen disappear?

Best wishes,
Nigel

Just click on the "Quick links" text again and it's gone.

Next Getman meeting I‘ll have it ready to go!

Promised.

(You can leave your Jensen at home because you won‘t stop racing)

Congratulations to us! As a relative newcomer, I have really enjoyed myself since I joined both the JOC and Forum back in July 2006 - a mere 14 years ago :shock: I am a 06er too, Forum member 100 (missed the two digit honours) and I really like this forum. So much better, more informative, friendli...

Never had Scalextric, in Germany the popular brand was (and is again) "Carrera". At the height of my collection I had a few cars (greately reduced nowadays) but I still have approx. 45m 4-lane tracks. The great thing about the "Universal 1:32" system was, that it used three wires...

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Simca 8 Sport

A40 Sports in Priwall, Germany.

4 mast ship PASSAT in the background.

I remeber my last visit in 2012 very well - absolutely worth going there.

And Roger's a pretty cool chap.

Kaputt?

The first Tornado I saw outside the UK. The car at the meet is a prototype: "The company was bought in 1963 by John Rex Glyn Bekaert, Jaguar racing driver and friend of Lofty England (Jaguar). The company was renamed Tornado Cars (1963) Ltd. and the first project was the build of the Talisman ...

The first Tornado I saw outside the UK.

May I add a few more?

You know that spelling counts, Sire !!!1!

It is NOT (by any means) „mis spelt“.

Jens Jansen