Turin and Back 2016

[Jens]

On top of the Grand St. Bernard, 2473 m above sea level- snow ball fight included.

The true Jensen spirit, only 6 cars made it, the others took the tunnel

[Martin K]

Great reading - really enjoying following the trip. Hope you have a great time!

[Jens]

Our display at the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile in Torino:

[Jens]

Some more

[Jens]

Another two

[Jens]

Pretty cool, right?

[Jens]

My plan for tomorrow:

Alba in Piemonte, truffles, pasta and Barbera - all with a fantastic C-V8.

Guys, you missed a perfect werkend

[Martin K]

Pretty cool, right?

Pretty cool!

[Ramdog]

It was a long hard slog up the Alps, but we managed to stop for a rest next to a pub…

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[Richie]

Great reading.
Looks like the dark blue interceptor on the right needs its fluids topped up...
Have a great weekend travellers

[Grant]

Wow Wow Wow to the whole thing, you should all be proud, well done, HAts Off this end from me

[PaulMcElhinney]

Wonderful thread. The museum display is amazing.

[zacmarshall]

The lengths Shaun and Chris have gone to organising this trip is amazing. Note the commemorative plaque that Shaun had produced. The Swiss Club also provided some commemerative chocolate. Unfortunately I left mine behind



104/2142 is BEA 693C, the C-V8 II that became the C-V8 III prototype and was then driven to Turin and became the first Interceptor.



I have been driving Polly Walton's car (see car of the month in half an hour or so), I missed my FF when Felix came flying past us in the pouring rain when I was taking it steady but am really enjoying being Polly's chaufeur.

[DPP]

Looks like you are all having a great trip, keep the photos coming.

The journey up the Alps looks amazing, this is what Jensens were made for

[Jens]

Live from the Lignotto roof.

Empty today, tomorrow full of Jensens.