1952 Jensen Interceptor Cabriolet Rare British GT car fitted with a large 4lt 6 cylinder engine and manual gear box. This car really is great to drive and Tour in. It’s a very capable machine and in fantastically original condition. Has some rally history. For more information please call

Jensen ‘Early’ Interceptor 1954 It probably is the most unknown and unsung hero of british motoring and most people will have a newer Interceptor in mind when they hear its name. In 1949 Jensen Motors Limited introduced the Interceptor as a convertible for the first time at the Earls Court Motor Show. A two door ...

Jensen Interceptor mk1 for restoration 1967 Not the usual over priced unrestorable MK1 . Been in storage since 1979 contact Andrew for more information and pictures Thanks

One of a collection of cars we have been asked to market, all of which are currently residing in the very warm climate of Spain, near Alicante where there owner has kept them since retiring there along with his collection. Very kindly he has said if you choose to go and view any of his cars, he is happy to collect you ...

This 1974 Jensen Interceptor Convertible is available in old English white with a red interior. It comes equipped with an automatic transmission, power windows, solid wheels, soft top and includes the spare tire. It was with the same owner for many years and has just come out of storage. This car has tremendous potential ...

Automatic, Petrol November 1974 7.2l cc335 BHP ( 250 KW ) 67538 mls A late Series 4 car which left the factory at the end of 1975 MOT certificates going back to 1989 Comprehensive mechanical service history, (some at Cropredy) including MoT’s Full body respray 2012 New replacement A/C system in 2011 3,000 ...

Peter Vardy Heritage showcase this 1975 Jenson Interceptor Convertible . A total of only 509 were Convertible Interceptors were produced between 1966 and 1976. These cars were designed by Carrozzeria Touring with the bodies being made of steel and, in May 1972, the RHD models had increased their engine capacity to 7212cc. ...

One of only 456 original Jensen Interceptor dropheads (or convertibles) built. Coachwork and interior were both restored a number of years ago and are in outstanding condition. The easy to maintain and utterly reliable Chrysler mechanicals are in very good shape. Rare and even classic rally-proven car which will doubtless ...

Price: €47.900 This Jensen Interceptor II was registered for the first time on the first of August 1971. It is an original LHD car with sought after air-conditioning. The car is finished in Jenson Yellow with a black leather interior. This Jensen also has air-conditioning which is very sought-after due to the large ...

This is an early Jensen Interceptor MK II, having left the factory 16th October 1970 for America. First registered in 1971 in California. Having lived its life in a dry climate it is in fantastic condition. Only 432 LHD cars were produced making it a very rare example, possibly only circa 200 LHD cars have survived. Black ...

1972 Jensen Interceptor Mk III. Reef Blue with Beige interior. 48,000 miles. If you are seriously considering the acquisition of one of these superb British GTs, we strongly recommend that you view, test drive and have this example inspected, before making your choice. Subjected to a three year, very expensive restoration, ...

Very rare left hand drive Jensen Interceptor MK2 in very good condition, only 432 left hand drive MK2 Interceptors were made ! Very clean car with rebuilt engine, new starter motor, alternator, carburator, alloy cilinder heads, electronic ignition, reconditioned gearbox, front and rear brake calipers rebuilt with stainless ...

The Jensen Interceptor is a Grand touring car which was hand-built at the Kelvin Way Factory in West Bromwich, near Birmingham in England, by Jensen Motors between 1966 and 1976. The Interceptor name had been used previously by Jensen for the Jensen Interceptor made between 1950 and 1957 at the Carters Green factory. Jensen ...

This is a 6.3cc Interceptor III build in November 1971. RHD. Imported in Spain in 1987.I own this car since 2010. The car drives very nicely. Beautiful engine smooth and powerful sound. Very good condition. General maintenance update regularly. Works done in the last 3 years with new parts: radiator, all 4 brake discs ...

Like many British sporting car manufacturers, the Jensen story is an interesting one. Brothers Alan and Richard Jensen were ‘car guys’ and in the 1920’s and 1930’s they were heavily involved in coachbuilding , both as a hobby and profession. In 1931 the Jensen brothers went to work for coachbuilder WJ Smith & ...