The Jensen Owners' Club

Plus the second FF, JEA 4D: And the LHD Interceptor JEA 855E:

And then the first FF2, now owned by Derek Sarjeant:

Is that a child sitting in FF JEA 4D?

Chris .. it looks like you should be the "EA" registrar!! ... Well done that man

Felix the monkeyman .. I think it is a dummy in the car for testing purposes isn't it?

Chris_R wrote:And then the first FF2, now owned by Derek Sarjeant:

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I hope this man Derek is proud .. beautiful looking FF and being a MK2 .. what else does one need!!

Grant wrote:Felix the monkeyman .. I think it is a dummy in the car for testing purposes isn't it? if not.. it is a strange looking baby!

Now I'll either be up all night or I'll be dreaming of that strange puppet.

felixkk wrote:Is that a child sitting in FF JEA 4D?

Yes it is. Mike Jones' daughter!

Chris_R wrote:

felixkk wrote:Is that a child sitting in FF JEA 4D?

Yes it is. Mike Jones' daughter!

What a relief. Grant, Mr Monkey Man" signature Registrar, don't do this to my weak nerves.

I'll throw my mk2 in, sold originally to Eccles light engineering company in West Bromwich in 71. Going to get the original EA 60 reg back.

ajm541s wrote:So to start a list, HEA4K, RHD JH number 1 and motor magazine test car and factory demonstrator. Oi! Autocar!

It was meant to say motoring magazines (it was in a couple) but my iPad corrected it and rewrote history, bloody technology sorry.

For the curious:
I am not sure who the figure on the left is, but he is talking to Brian Spicer, Deputy Chief Engineer, and behind them is Wyndham Powell Sales Manager. Left of the car is Gethin Bradley of Good Relations and I think the man with his back to us is L J K Setright, well known eccentric journalist. Just visible with the bald head I think is the Duke of Kent, and joining in from the right is Dick Graves, Marketing Director.

LJK Setright, in my opinion one of our finest motoring journalist. His father, i believe invented or designed the iconic bus clippy ticket machine.

The 541 EAs, according to Calver's Chassis book:

541
25 EAs out of 156 cars

541DL
2 EAs out of 44 cars

541R
28 EAs out of 193 cars

541S
11 EAs out of 127 cars

I hope I counted correctly

Sorry to go off-topic, but here's a question:

We recently ate at a pub, whose walls were covered with random photos. The one opposite me showed a rider getting onto a bike, that I identified as a 1920s Scott, probably in the 1960s. I became firmly convinced that the rider was LJK Setright, but have found no connection between him and Scott. What does the panel think?

VFK44 wrote:Sorry to go off-topic

Then don't!