UPDATE 7/19/16 – Jeremy has dropped to price a grand for a quick sale! FROM 6/29/16 – This nice driver-quality Jensen-Healey is owned by one of our readers – Jeremy M. He has been been into these for about… more»
Jensen Healey
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Jensen-Healey With A Continental Kit?
After featuring Jeremy’s nice Jensen-Healey, we received a link to this car from Barn Finds reader Mike F. It’s obviously going to be a big project, but the seller is only asking $800 here on craigslist. It’s located in… more»
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Survivor With Pedigree: 1974-1/2 Jensen-Healey
Twin cam engine by Lotus. Chassis by Healey. Interior and styling by Jensen. Why, oh why doesn’t the Jensen-Healey get more respect? This survivor is a near-pristine example of one, having been stored for 30 years! It’s located in… more»
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Ruby In The Rough? 1974 Jensen-Healey
Barn Finds reader Packradt writes: I should not be the first person to ask when you are looking for someone to “proof” a car for you in the field, but this seems a fair entry into a complete, svelte forty… more»
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High Above The Flood Waters, 1975 Jensen Healey
Josh just posted a flood victim Jensen here a few days back. There weren’t many produced and there aren’t that many that you can jump in and drive, some might even say there never were. Listed here on craigslist… more»
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Flood Survivor: 1973 Jensen Healey
The Jensen Healey was a great idea on paper. You had a simple and clean roadster body, a luxurious interior and best of all, a Lotus build twin cam engine. While it went on to be Jensen’s best selling… more»
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One Year Only: 1975 Jensen Healey
1975 Jensen Healey convertible with factory hardtop listed here on craigslist for $2K OBO in New London, Connecticut. The owner states he has owned the car for over 23 years. The car runs and was a “running driving car… more»
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1973 Jensen Healey For $2,000!
The Jensen-Healey never really took off as it should have. With a Lotus 907 twin-cam engine that later found it’s way into the Esprit, classic British roadster good looks and a top that went down, it should have done… more»
