• In the current private collection for twelve years and the previous ownership for twenty-two years • Fully recommissioned upon purchase by the vendor, and subsequently lavished with a full paint in 2018 • Benefiting from a recently Edelbrock carburettor (blueprinted to the car) and uprated radiator • 1 of just 1,033 Vignale bodied (Mk.

I) examples manufactured Shown at the October, 1966, Earls Court Motor Show alongside the technically advanced four-wheel-drive FF, the Interceptor was quite a sensation and received much praise.

The fact Jensen had, in the space of a year, produced two completely new models was also outstanding, particularly as the two companies involved in the project were 680 miles apart.

The original design, penned by Touring of Milan, was taken to Vignale of Turin who had the capability to produce the car in far greater numbers than Touring.

Fully trimmed and painted bodyshells were then delivered from Italy for assembly at West Bromwich by October, 1966.

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