My Mk 1 Interceptor

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Dave Perkins wrote:Hi K
I have not used my blue Interceptor or my FF very much in the last two years, I am looking to sell the Interceptor for approx xxx£10k, I got another Bentley about two years ago and since then I have not used my Jensens,
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Looking great Kieron. Look forward to seeing it finished.

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still having a bit of a kerfuffle with the pinstripe, we srripped another one off it, and I think its got to be a 1mm dark blue next time,

she's got her MOT, so were on the home stretch now!

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Your car is looking fantastic Kieron. Enjoy.

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Looking very good, hope to see it soon..

PS hows the FF ?
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I notice the Rostyle wheels are back on the car and looking good!
They just "make" the Mark I!
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Heres the latest pics, still not sorted the pinstripe and I think its running rough as theres some cr*p in the fuel system after it ran out a couple of times at the painters ( lesson learnt there! )

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I'm impressed with your bodywork man Kieron. Your Mk I looks very impressive. Ashas often been said on this forum before Interceptors in this condition are striking in 2012. Imagine the impact they had in 1969.
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A beautiful looking car the colour goes really well with the rostyles on a MK1
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i'd have to echo the rostyle appreciation, and all in all a superb accomplishment.
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here she is again, minus pinstripe, on her christmas day run..

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colin7673 wrote: hows the FF ?

Was the question to hard?
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colin7673 wrote:
colin7673 wrote: hows the FF ?

Was the question to hard?
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Kieron wrote:here she is again, minus pinstripe, on her christmas day run..
Looking terrific Kieron, and shows just why you don't need no pinstripe!
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I'm kinda leaning to that opinion Keith, although getting rid of a lot of paint etc has really cleaned the sharpness up no end...

went to Quickfit SBS just before Christmas, and they did a teriffic job again ( used them before on the Corniche ) and came up with a really good colour scheme, and even let me use ineria in the front with my old hardware, so you get the feeling of clunk clik classic car, with the safety of ineria reel, plus I can lean forward and change the 8 track without having to slip out of teh belt ( no height gags please! )

its transformed the usability of the car..

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