The Jensen Owners' Club

The big question - are the wheels staying?!

Have you just bought this lovely looking car or is it still on sale?

Like that interior, with the matching panels in the seat! The brass cabin hook is probably a bit OTT... How did you do the panels in the door?

A sobering little story.

Will you be adopting "Not really liking people very much" as your signature?

You're not fooling me, David! That first picture is obviously a real GT.
Amazingly good models. Are they all the same final version? That last one looks like it has a more curved roof line than the others. Optical illusion?

Stephen

Grant wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 9:10 am Is this all ^^^^^^^^^ that's left of your FF StuPot?

Stu is suggesting the blurb is talking a load of...

Have you been tempted to peel off the wheel covers? There's a rather smart set of alloys hiding underneath. The "dustbin lids" improve fuel economy but, you know, free alloys...

Clive Bishop wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:18 pm the actual wheels are valuable on them - retro 1080's .

Do they appear in the Domesday book?

Thanks for sharing this. What a woman!

Moyra aged 5:

Moyra's car, in Pearlvalentine Black, which she bought aged 67:

There is a "Jensen" brand towable wood-chipper too.

Take a big extinguisher with you just in case, and replace all the wheel studs and make sure they are correctly torqued, as you don't know the service history. A few Interceptors have been overtaken by their alloys after the threads have been stretched by clumsy mechanics.

That makes at least five Jensens shown: Chris' own Mk3, the Mk1, another Mk3 right at the end, the red Healey, and of course the still shot of VRT, with Dave happily blasting down the road.

There should have been an announcement at the start: "The first half of this programme is a Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Jensen Owners' Club". Brilliant coverage, apart from the normal irritating music and raspy voiceover these type of programmes are given. The Jensens got ve...

I think all Forum regulars know what "Magnolia" or "Custard" stand for by now, so you could toss a couple of those in to emulate the Automatic Censor, without breaking the rules.

Thank you for your sensitive message. Here is a picture of Frank with his Silver Bullet, taken by Han Kamp.