The Jensen Owners' Club

Morning Chris a bit late since you posted the ad however do you still have the power steering pump mines rattling like a tin full of nuts and bolts.
cheers jim

ROSTLE WHEEL NUT ARE NO GOOD FOR GKN ALLOYS SO I AM LOOKING FOR NEW NUTS

it's a bit late now however did you sell the wheels.

cheers jim

Hi i am looking for a mk11 tailgate i believe mk 11 and mk 111 are the same i dont need the screen and my tailgate looked fine untill we took the screen out and thats were all the rust is if you still have the tail gate would you take the screen out to check it for rust and hopefully we cann move on...

Grant how could anyone weld that bad and leave it in place a disaster in the waiting area waiting to happen the mind boggles hope keeping well mate

Hi tony jacklin played in our pro am at the mid kent GC IN 1969 he was i believe the US and the OPEN champion at the time however he turned up in a Bentley coupe
but he didn't win

Grant that looks the nut's it cant be far off firing up stick a big f off turbo on it and watch the flames come out of the massive exchaust.

cheers jealous JIM

GregMVF4 wrote:https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jensen-Inter ... 3105976966

Thoughts? I really can’t decide. Really don’t like the mirrors and wheels, but .....

it's the DOGS B mirrors paint work the wheels it's how a up to date jensen should be.
absoloutly love it

Pymmie wrote:Updated pictures from Jacek.

Looking a much better fit.

John P

on my car the stainless rear door frame has a section of steel around it's about 30mm wide

As you may have noticed from the cover of the latest club mag, HBJ 39 is now on a GT, which is for sale. I suspect that the number will be retained by its current owner. The Interceptor it came from is now registered as 1 HBJ. And are you sure its XWP 433N and not M? WHAT IS THE LATEST CLUB MAG I H...

A friend had one a few years ago that he had to scrap due to rust underneath, it looked perfect on top apart from stone chips but underneath the mounts for the rear axle were all moving due to corrosion. He did get a quote to have it repaired but it was going to cost more than it was worth. In the ...

Hi everyone, Following my discovery of the cracked engine block in my Interceptor, the car has recently been to Andy Brooks at Appleyards where a replacement engine was fitted. The near side inner sill also needed re plating And floor pans re undersealing so that was done also. I’m pleased to say t...

Congratulations. That's a really desirable, classy looking car - even with the hopefully minor paint defects. Lovely panel gaps too. I often wonder what possesses owners to bling their car up, put on an ill-fitting louvred bonnet in place of the serviceable original etc etc - more so now I've seen ...

He did offer to deliver it for that money Stephen too, but, Although I know it is a lot of work to make I felt it was un-affordable for me, I wouldn't have any problem driving there though and I had already thought of that too. Love a road trip in a Transit :P Grant not like you to move that far fr...

Yes.. that's for sure Steve http://vapepit.net/public/style_emoticons/default/nod.gif As clever as this man is, and he is, I take my hat off to him, but, It is an awful lot of work to remake the chassis and to be honest the chassis is the only part that really doesn't rot, it is magnificent what he...