The Jensen Owners' Club

Can you explain, Colin. It looks like an ordinary DBX to me. (Apart from the eye searing colour).

Anyone know why this Aston DBX is a "prototype"?

Jensen 541 anniversary:

Friday, 26 July – Sunday, 28th July 2024. Shaftesbury, Dorset.

Ten years ago there was a good turnout of Interceptors and Healeys too.

Looks like the rozzers have turned up in their Wolseley.

Some historical pictures of the car (note: this is NOT the current condition)

How many miles have you put on it?

It does look spot-on.

Surely it's now time to dismantle it and store the parts in your famous loft?

Just to avoid any unintentional online wars, Mike is humorously pointing out Steve's typo where he said "did" instead of "didn't"...

Stephen, moderator.

Dave Barnett says his phone line has been the same for years, and as far as he knows it's working fine.
Stephen

felixkk wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 7:30 am

Cobrasteve wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 10:24 pm Sorry I don't do red

To quote Dr Seuss:
TRY THEM AND YOU MAY, I SAY.

No! He should leave them for those like me that are drooling at the sight of a MkI two tone dash in red.

Well said, David. But was there an original to copy? Could it be that this model had a large clock in the second instrument hole?

Amazing how quickly we have an answer for this query! From the US "FordBarn.com" site, Don Rogers had this to say: Here is the latest from my research at The Ford Archives. SPEEDOMETERS The new speedometers for 1935 had a “silver brush finish” dial face with “grey litho” mile marks and dia...

Did Ford make a tacho in 1936…?

Life on the wild side, eh? Sounds like great fun, with the bonus chance to come back with a trowel and a trug!