The Jensen Owners' Club

very cheap at current pricing. don't knock our cars values. mine might be on the market soon
joe

As previously said it's Triggers Broom!!!
Joe

It's not an original one, if it was an Aston so it could never enter a Concourse at least under their rules originality is a must
Joe

nothing
joe

Tim is correct, the first 37 were built on a DB5 chassis but were never called a DB5 Volante to do so would be sacrilege to an Aston Martin anorak. They were short chassis Volante with a DBVC chassis no. All DB5 convertibles were called convertibles with chassis nos. DB5C.
Joe

This should be a Series 5 or V. under Calvers info it is this series. They haven't mentioned S4 as far as I could see.
Joe

there is also an Interceptor on their list again with no price but a one owner car.
Joe

that grill seems to be fairly common with late 76 interceptors(factory running out of slats!!!?)
Joe

I tend to agree Barrie, I can't be bothered to go through the photobucket procedure(I'm not a good computer buff) and would prefer something easier to manipulate. Saw a beautiful aston DB4 superleggera today at the golf club but no camera 4299FH reg but it looked like a DB5
Joe

more investment, added cost, higher prices, only works if Jensen prices rise. Hope all works out.
Regards Joe

Chris now that you have a Majestic major would you like a handbook to go with it including a care of hooper coachwork manual. I appear to have one available
Joe

absolutely but the detectives among you will know!!
Joe

yes he's on the forum and from Chatham in Kent but I can't remember his name
Joe.(must be alzheimers)

In my view it is NOT an interceptor and neither are any of the other re-bodied re-engine variations interceptors, but there again I have an original one so I am biased.
Joe

The Jensen "office" at Harrods and the CV8 at the 1962 motor show
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joe