Jensen Interceptor MKIII (URD – ’74)

  • Jensen Interceptor MKIII (URD – ’74)

     

    • Full repaint in June 2017 by Cropredy
    • Mechanical overhaul in June 2017 by Cropredy
    • Replaced bushes, ball joints and bearings
    • Fully reconditioned steering rack
    • Upgraded new starter motor
    • Up-rated cooling system – high capacity new fans
    • Up-rated new alternator
    • Electronic Edelbrock carburettor
    • Aluminium inlet manifold
    • Performance upgrades
    • 17″ Wheels and new tyres
    • Fully reconditioned brake calipers
    • New Mota Lita leather steering wheel
    • Period stereo system
    • Replacement new inertia seatbelts
    • Full leather clean, feed and colour
    • 3,000 Mile/3 Month warranty*

    A car know to us for some years, this fine example of a MKIII would do any owner proud. Subject of a recent full re-paint in a beautiful solid dark blue by Cropredy and also overhauled mechanically, ‘URD’ is ready to be used and enjoyed.

    It has been fitted with sensible upgrades such as a high powered alternator, high capacity engine fans, Edelbrock carburettor and aluminium inlet manifold. All of these items go towards making this car a reliable, usable machine.

    Good examples of Interceptors are few and far between so we’re proud to vouch for the integrity of this car both structurally and otherwise.

    If you are looking for a very good MKIII in a classic colour combination there are few better.

    *Terms apply

    £74,470

    Vehicle Overview

    June 1974
    77,375 miles
    Automatic
    Blue
    Petrol
    7206cc
    335bhp / 250kw

    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    The 6.3 litre 383ci engine was also superseded by the 7.2 litre 440ci in 1971.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.

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