Mango Jensen FF @ British Motor Museum

[Pymmie]

Ullric Woodhams has kindly lent his Mk2 Mango FF to the British Motor Museum, Gaydon

Should turn a few heads , stunning car.

John P

[cannonball]

somewhere, nice and dry warm and safe to keep it,

[VFK44]

somewhere, nice and dry warm and safe to keep it,

That's what contributors to the National Motorcycle Museum thought; it turned out to be a bit too warm.

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[Martin R]

Very cool addition!

[cannonball]

somewhere, nice and dry warm and safe to keep it,

That's what contributors to the National Motorcycle Museum thought; it turned out to be a bit too warm.

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FFS I SURE HOPE NOTHING GOES ON LIKE THAT,, THE POOR BUGGERS AND LOST FOREVER,

[Martin K]

Stunning looking!

[nrb993]

Looks incredible and will really make a stunning exhibition item. The colour will bring car enthusiasts clustering and gathering from many more mundane models (Sorry to those but a Jensen is incredible and special)

Neil
Crazy Jensen Lover

[cannonball]

yes a great colour,,anyone got the colour/paint mix codes ???

[johnw]

yes a great colour,,anyone got the colour/paint mix codes ???

Ulric has published a complete list of original paint codes (except Colorado Yellow). He holds samples for spectrographic analysis.

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No doubt the display will do a world of good for Jensen's image and popularity with kids today and trigger several ownerships and future restorations. I still remember the first time I saw a gleaming Mk3 in metallic blue parked in Pinner high street in the 1990s. Tinted windows, amazing GKN alloys, and sheepskin seat inserts! A year or so later I had bought my first Jensen!