1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
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1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Not to my taste, but to each his own:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Jensen-In ... 3717670587" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Jensen-In ... 3717670587" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Restoring a MKII, 125/5052
Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
98K... that's a lot of scratch...
Rocky
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Interesting wheels. It look like they converted a set of GKNs into a set of Rostyles.
That must have cost a few sheckles.
Rocky
That must have cost a few sheckles.
Rocky
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'72 Interceptor III - 133/5597
'73 DeTomaso Pantera
'74 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ-40
'95 Jaguar XJS Convertible
'72 Interceptor III - 133/5597
'73 DeTomaso Pantera
'74 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ-40
'95 Jaguar XJS Convertible
Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
I’m all for originality, but I think it looks great.
http://www.americanracing.com/wheel/293 ... -mono-cast" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The wheels are from American Racing.RockyUSA wrote:Interesting wheels. It look like they converted a set of GKNs into a set of Rostyles.
That must have cost a few sheckles.
Rocky
http://www.americanracing.com/wheel/293 ... -mono-cast" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
I agree with Lawrence, I think it's good balance between original and modified without going to far. I think the bonnet air intake is probably the best designed one I've seen on an Interceptor. Usually if someone has put on a bonnet scoop they are too big, too far forward or conflict with the natural bonnet lines but I think they've done this one just right., it doesn't detract from the lines of the car. The only thing I though odd was the tiny pinprick indicator lights at the front.
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Some interesting visuals and not too radical - but take a look at the engineering on the front and rear shocks/spring - I wouldn't want to be driving it much further than in and out of the show!!
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Ray what are you not liking on the suspension work? It is done well particularly the rear 4 link conversion. All of the work on this car is neat and well presented IMO.
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
I agree, it is very neat and well presented.
I had 2 concerns, first IMO the ride would be extremely "firm" with the tyres stretched on the rims and the shocks/springs solid mounted with no rubber/poly bushes. Second, and more concerning, is the rear shock/spring mount using only a cantilevered bolt and an unwelded spacer - just asking for a bending failure. Most of the 4 link systems I have seen have a large clevis for the shock mount so the bolt is in double shear which is much more robust.
I had 2 concerns, first IMO the ride would be extremely "firm" with the tyres stretched on the rims and the shocks/springs solid mounted with no rubber/poly bushes. Second, and more concerning, is the rear shock/spring mount using only a cantilevered bolt and an unwelded spacer - just asking for a bending failure. Most of the 4 link systems I have seen have a large clevis for the shock mount so the bolt is in double shear which is much more robust.
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Sure Ray I see what you mean about the rear lower coil over mount. Good for a shock but not the coil over.
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Interesting heater valve in the engine bay, I wonder what it is from and if it works OK?
Also interesting to see the multigroove fan belt system.
Personally visually I think it needs bumpers of some type.
I do like the bonnet scoop.
Steve
Also interesting to see the multigroove fan belt system.
Personally visually I think it needs bumpers of some type.
I do like the bonnet scoop.
Steve
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Re: 1971 Int. MKII 125/5216 Restomod on Ebay
Looks pretty sharp bonnet. Like scoop AND "pin lights". Overall a very classy build. I wonder if this car is as good as a future Croperdy 250K pound build. I don't think USA market is ready for a near 100KUS S2 Jensen just yet. I think would get near 55K Pounds though,...... but there again it is the dreaded LHD!! Kenny38