The Jensen Owners' Club

Yep, these are mine. Working on improved cutter versions of the JH and Interceptor that release the dough easier and are still intact. It's not as easy as it looks. Thankfully, my wife is into baking. At 6 inches long, six of these and small glass of milk make a nice lunch, with 2 for dessert. Both ...

Can't help with a shop there. Good luck with your restoration!

Are you near Baltimore?

Beautiful result and an inspiration to us all!

Another question: where the hazard relay is situated? Last time driving in the rain the whole electric went down and the hazard flashers out of function. It is attached to the back wall with the turn signal flasher in the little compartment between the door and the steering wheel stuffed with wires...

The keyless go system is brilliant - need some more details :D The inspiration and many details came from http://www.jensenmondayclub.co.uk/ , who have generously provided a treasure trove of restoration guides and ideas. It is easily translated to a LHD car. My photos are here: https://flic.kr/s/a...

Is there any detailed info available about the Griffin aluminum radiator like art.no ? rgds Thomas Sorry for not responding sooner. Griffin Radiator http://www.griffinrad.com/ built the radiator off an original one but made the tranny line connections bigger and lowered the top of the filler cap to...

I recall the car in "Car Wash" because it was in the background during an intense discussion among the employees about whether chicken wings were meat or vegetable.

For those of us interested in preserving anything Jensen related, that would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks, Ray - will focus on that for now.

Does anyone have access to Jensen related images that can be shared (541/CV8, JH, Interceptor cars, badges, logos...), not copyrighted and useful for making things with a laser cutter? Not for resale but maybe items for meetings or shows, but mostly for practice on a new laser.

Maybe a little late, but I ordered the interceptor's carpet from AutoMat in New York in 2003. They had a wide variety of material from nylon to Wilton Wool and great service. I got the dense pile for easier maintenance and it still looks new. Hopefully they are still in business! https://www.autoint...

This is a great read! Thanks!

Does anyone know anything about the car? I have a friend who's seriously interested.

If you don't care so much for that one, these guys will convert a JH, Volvo 1800 or whatever you like. I met them last summer after they launched the company. They managed to get Tesla components for the demo they showed. Maybe an all-electric 541?
http://www.atlantaelectriccarcompany.com/