1974 Jensen Interceptor, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1194063668404578/?ref=browse_tab

[Leif in Calif]

Seems like it might be good if you had specific knowledge....

[1912Staver]

Truly great cars. I like them a lot more than Jag's of the era. The 440 is a snug fit under the hood so some jobs take dexterity. As far as I know all the North American cars had auto's which is unfortunate { but correctable }. If the body is really rust free, and all the repair work is done to a high standard this is probably quite a good buy. But still a ton of time and money to go.

[Dr B]

9 minutes ago, 1912Staver said:

Truly great cars. I like them a lot more than Jag's of the era. The 440 is a snug fit under the hood so some jobs take dexterity. As far as I know all the North American cars had auto's which is unfortunate { but correctable }. If the body is really rust free, and all the repair work is done to a high standard this is probably quite a good buy. But still a ton of time and money to go.

Agree these are interesting cars.

 

9 minutes ago, 1912Staver said:

If the body is really rust free

This was the demise of most of them.  Some of the worst rust buckets of 70's vintage cars.   It was a race to a pile of iron oxide between these and Italian cars of the 70's!

 

Robert

[Xander Wildeisen]

If the work done is correct as the seller states. There is a lot more invested money over the asking price. Could be a great project to step into  if this is your thing. 440’s are a beast of an engine, would be a fun car when finished.

[Angelfish]

“Picture is what car would look like if that’s what it looked like.”