At the London Classic Car Show - Syon Park

[shaun]

Just a few photos from the show so far

[shaun]

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[Jens]

Great pictures Shaun. Lots of Jensens

Keiron postet the 3 GKs on Twitter. Love‘em.

[KaranMK2]

Hi Jens, good numbers of Jensens from us and also from Afro Classics(5 Jensen cars) on Saturday. There was also an FF for sale at the show. I am not sure if it was sold. The classic car show U.K. tagged us on their Instagram page that noted the 50th anniversary of the club. A long and tiring 3 day’s for all but rewarding personally for me and the club in many ways as we promote the marque. I did not see the chassis number of the interceptor that the ‘the smallest cog’ are restoring. It would be great if we have access to photos of what the car was like previously, of it’s history and to track it’s journey. I will make some enquiries.

It was so great to be back at a car show even though it was restricted.

Kr
Karan

[Series3Jensen]

Hi

Interesting to see the two Gordon Keeble cars
In my review of historical adverts on Jensen Interceptors, i have been corresponding with the Club Secretary of Gordon Keeble and have already sent him three envelopes of historical adverts on Gordon Keeble cars
This included an advert/article in Thoroughbred & Classic Cars 01.1995 when HAA 227 D was displayed at Duxford

Jim Smith
Mem No 1639
136/8791 RJF 17 owned since September 1978

[Series3Jensen]

Hi

Can anyone confirm the Chassis No of Jensen Interceptor LYX 924 K ?

Kind regards

JIm Smith
Mem No 1639
136/8791 RJF 17 owned since September 1978

[zacmarshall]

There was also an FF for sale at the show. I am not sure if it was sold. T
Kr
Karan

The FF was the Studio 434 car, not for sale. It was in the marquee behind the Hurst Park cars in front, the dealer had the stall on the far right hand side of the marquee. There were various other stands in the marquee, I think some of them got fed up telling people the cars weren't for sale...

Fantastic show and nice to see people in person again. Not sure about everyone else but I much preferred it to previous shows at the Excel centre.

I guess Dave Pearce must be busy, think I spoke to 3 people with cars with him / on the way to him.