Built on the 19th of February 1971 for a Mr.

Follett, ‘DLM 26J’ is a very nicely restored Jensen Interceptor MKII that’s been given a subtle modern twist.

Our seller bought ‘DLM 26J’ from us back in May of this year, attracted by the presence of a J-series engine as much as its stunning condition and understated modernity.

He planned to further improve areas like the interior during his ownership, but the unplanned need to buy a new daily driver means his newly-purchased classic has to go much sooner than planned.

The factory colour of Berkeley Brown has been changed to a fetching shade of silvery-blue, a move that saw it gain timeless elegance albeit it, possibly, at the loss of a little period charm.

The resto-mod also brought with it a pair of carbon weave-effect bumpers, a modern twist that suits the Interceptor’s retro-lines perfectly and brings to mind cars like the Singer 911, something the clear front indicators and pressed aluminium black-and-silver numberplates reinforce...