Jensen Interceptor MKIII (JFT – ’74)
- Tens of thousands spent in 2015/2016
- New 17″ Wheels and tyres
- Up-rated aluminium brakes
- Up-rated cooling system
- Up-rated alternator
- New adjustable shock absorbers
- New rear leaf springs
- Engine rebuild, unleaded conversion
- Refurbished carburettor
- New rear wheel bearings
- High torque starter motor
- Electric sunroof
- New Mota Lita steering wheel
- Full leather clean and feed treatment
- Various electrical works
- Double headlamp upgrade
- Radiator fan upgrades
- This list is not exhaustive of the works completed
- 3,000 Mile/3 Month warranty*
This car has been known to us for sometime and we can vouch for the fact that no expense has been spared in the maintenance and improvement of this particular example. Invoices from ourselves for a substantial sum accompany the car.
Modified sympathetically with Fosseway Performance brakes, Spax adjustable dampers and 17″ wheels this truly is a special car. Every Interceptor has its own individual character but we would go so far as to say that this is exactly how Jensen intended their cars to drive, it’s quite something!
Further to this is the car benefits hugely from the addition of a professionally fitted electric sunroof. As it sits flush with the roof when closed you no longer have to tolerate the wind noise (and water ingress) that an ageing manual item will afford.
An investment, a show car or just high days and holidays; MKIII Interceptors do not come much better than this.
*Terms apply
Vehicle Overview
Vehicle Model History
The Jensen Interceptor Mark III debuted in 1971 with a revised front grill, headlamp finishers and bumper treatment. It also had revised seats, optional fully cast alloy wheels other minor improvements.
The 6.3 litre 383ci engine was also superseded by the 7.2 litre 440ci in 1971.
The Mark III was the final iteration of the rakish Interceptor.