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1972 Jensen Interceptor

£ 54,995

This gorgeous Jensen Interceptor, registered in early 1972, and finished in Royal Blue, with blue interior, is in exceptional order throughout and a credit to its former keepers

makeJensen

modelInterceptor

year1972

engine size6.3 liters

transmissionAutomatic

drive sideRight

mileage88,400 miles

locationSt Albans

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Early series 3 factory UK RHD car - still utilising the 383cui , 6.3 litre V8 Mopar engine

Car number 128 - G series

Supplied new with optional air conditioning, sun dimmed glass, air horn, lear jet radio tape player

Only 3 previous owners

Archived early history file from Martin Robey archives including copies of factory build sheet, inspection reports, specifications, supply documents, early history and correspondents from Jensen

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Speedbroker are proud to present this beautiful 1972 MK III Jensen Interceptor for sale. With arguably the greatest name ever bestowed upon an automobile, the Jenson Interceptor, firmly cemented in car culture needs little introdu...