The Jensen Owners' Club

Hi, I've just sold my Healey and I'm now looking to clear some space so a number of things have to go. I have club magazines going back to the early 1980s up to date. There is a gap when I couldn't afford membership when I bought my first house. Is anybody interested in them? I'll be glad to give th...

The car has now sold.

There was considerable interest but I'm pleased to see her go to a good new home.

Thanks to all of those who got in contact.

Mike

With considerable sadness I've decided that it's time for me to sell my Jensen Healey. I've owned this car for nearly 40 years but these days I just don't use her enough to justify keeping her. In my ownership she's had a complete rebuild / refurbishment. In short she's a totally rust free car with ...

I guess that your Mk1 has had some work in the past as it is wearing Mk2 front wings....

It's gone to a good home now - thanks for the interest!

Mike

Still on offer - on the way to re-cycling soon unless it finds and new home...

I have a barely used engine cradle - the thing you put an engine block on when you are rebuilding it. It's no use to me and it's getting in the way so I'm offering it for free to any member who is willing to come and pick it up from Winchester. All the parts are there and it's in almost new conditio...

Hi David,

I should be going to the show in my restored Healey, so I'll probably see you there.

Mike

I was there with my Healey on the Sunday. What a great way to arrive in a classic car to such a great event.

Mike

I fitted a Davies Craig EWP80 to my Healey. It fits into the bottom hose, however there are a couple of issues that I had with this: You need to plug any thermostat bypass channels in the engine. This was relatively easy using a core plug tapped into the chamber in the thermostat housing. The other ...

I thought the Healey came out pretty well - no major problems, unlike the Elan & TVR. I held my breath all the way through waiting for the usual trashing, but nothing came. I guess the point they were trying to make was about the decline of an innovative, but unreliable British motor industry. T...

Not sure what it's called - is it a lower deck? It's the aluminum casting between the block and sump which holds the crank in place. It's from an early Lotus engine - the version with a rope seal on the crankshaft. Free to a good home, providing you come and get it (Hampshire)! If someone doesn't wa...

Hi Topcataviator and all, I am sure that your email address was not obtained from this web site. It was most likely gleaned from the address book of PC user (not MAC) who's security is, or was substandard. If he or she had your email address in their address book, then your privacy has gone. I neve...

Hi Just recently I've started to get spam emails from someone using info@joc.org.uk? I'm sure that they are nothing to do with the JOC. They are sent to an email address that is unique to my registration on this site so it looks like someone may have got hold of my membership details. Has anyone els...