A desirable late Mkl model fresh from a recent restoration Very genuine, and offered from a private collection by our diligent vendor with a real passion for classic cars Recently painted in the correct colour, whilst retaining a charming patina Good history file, parts invoices, DVLA vehicle records, and a small photographic compilation of its restoration Smartly presented in this colour combination, the Interceptor is a credible contender to an early Aston V8 First shown in London at the October 1966 Earls Court Motor Show, the Jensen Interceptor Mk l had a model life of just three years, before being superseded in October 1969 by the Interceptor Mk II.

Only 1,024 examples of the original car were built, with 923 being right-hand drive automatics, and just 30 or so are believed to survive today.

Jensen started as a coachbuilding firm in the early 1930s, and after a period of putting their distinctive bodies on other manufacturers products, the company started producing their own s...