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The room went all wavey then as I drifted back in time...............
My Dad worked as a car salesman when I was at school (long time ago),it was just a job to him but he did used to bring home some tasty motors to show his car mad son.
One day he said to me "You are not going to school today,you are coming with me."
The owner of the garage had ordered a new Jensen and we were going to collect it from the factory.
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Somewhere I have a black and white picture of the new car on trade plates outside our house.
My Dad worked as a car salesman when I was at school (long time ago),it was just a job to him but he did used to bring home some tasty motors to show his car mad son.
One day he said to me "You are not going to school today,you are coming with me."
The owner of the garage had ordered a new Jensen and we were going to collect it from the factory.
.Somewhere I have a black and white picture of the new car on trade plates outside our house.
SV8Predator said:
digger the goat said:
Out of interest, why not ?
The restoration costs will be about twice the car's final value.Bonnet length suggests Interceptor but I don't know any other tell-tales (that are visible in the pic)
Side windows/door and rear screen point towards Interceptor. I'm not so sure its a resto as the area is overgrown but not by the car. It also looks tidy - if it was outside you'd expect it to be dirty and maybe moudl growing on it but the windows and body reflect the light well, and the full lenght sunroof looks to be in good order. Think its just hidden behind some overgrown hedge, maybe to stop people oggling it.
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pacoryan said:
I thought the "it's not" referred to the FF comment and that you were going to identify it as an Interceptor rather than an FF from what you could see.
Bonnet length suggests Interceptor but I don't know any other tell-tales (that are visible in the pic)
You're correct, it's an Interceptor. By, as you said, the bonnet length and the shape of the very front of the wings.Bonnet length suggests Interceptor but I don't know any other tell-tales (that are visible in the pic)
it's been their at least a year, if i'd taken a pic from further back you would see that it is surrounded by long grass / weeds, but I agree it does look clean for a car that has been stood a while. But if it is a resto project, what would it be worth? The cost of restoring it would be so high.
Geebster said:
what would it be worth? The cost of restoring it would be so high.
As I said earlier, the restoration costs will be about twice the car's final value. But resto projects are starting to fetch money now, even a wreck will command £2-3K. So if you can get it for £250, get it straight onto eBay!Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






