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1973 Jensen Interceptor III Restomod

United Kingdom • 6 May 2026 • Lot N/S

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1973 Jensen Interceptor III Restomod has undergone a comprehensive bare-metal restoration, featuring an upgraded 7.2-liter V8 engine producing approximately 315bhp, a modernized suspension, and a custom interior. While the car presents beautifully with its Aston Martin Mercury Silver paint and black leather interior, there are a few minor cosmetic flaws to note, such as chips on the windscreen and microblisters on the tailgate.

Condition

8

The car is described as having undergone a complete, bare-metal restoration. The exterior is noted as having straight and accurately aligned panels, free of dents and ripples. The interior also received significant attention, with new leather upholstery and Alcantara headlining. There are a few flaws, such as chips on the windscreen, microblisters on the tailgate and a small spot of rust inside the tailgate and the offside rear carpet is showing its age.. Given the high quality of the restoration and the minimal flaws, an 'Excellent' rating seems appropriate.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

1288044

Odometer:

45,443 miles

Reg Number:

PKE 829L

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Purchased as a project from Guernsey after lying abandoned for 15 years, ‘Jennifer’ was then subject to a complete, bare-metal restoration that took five years to complete.

Mind you, this was a Proper Job.

The 7.2-litre V8 engine was disassembled and found to be in good order, and the air-conditioning even still had pressure; taken together, it was believed that the recorded mileage was correct.

Time had taken its toll though, and after being stripped down and assessed, the process of letting new metal let in commenced.

Mike Wood of Bones Garage fitted a few new panels too, including the inner and outer sills and the floorpan.

Changes were also made to the Interceptor’s standard panels including subtly widening the front and rear wings, fabricating a more aggressive cowl for the bonnet, modifying the front and rear valances to give a cleaner look, fitting modern door mirrors, and removing the door handles completely.

Because this was no ordinary restoration, it was then painted i...