I don’t know Barn Finds reader Rocco B. personally, but his tastes must be similar to mine because I almost always like the finds he uncovers and submits to us! This 1973 Jensen Interceptor is advertised as a survivor… more»
Jensen
Rare Wooden Dash: 1974.5 Jensen Interceptor
This 1974.5 Jensen Interceptor left the factory wearing a handsome combination of Oatmeal paint with a Dark Brown Espresso interior, accented by a rare optional woodgrain dash fascia. It’s since knocked around as an engine-less project that its owner… more»
Matching 440 Included: 1973 Jensen Interceptor
The seller of this 1973 Jensen Interceptor in Florida wants you not to be dismayed by the above photo with an empty engine bay; the original matching 440 mill and transmission are both included. While the most desirable 440… more»
Low Mileage Wreck: 1971 Jensen Interceptor
So, the seller with the seemingly world’s largest supply of wrecked Porsche 356s has released another vintage piece of damaged exotica from their secret lair of classics. This Jensen Interceptor definitely was on the receiving end of an undesired… more»
Snowbird’s Grand Tourer: 1974 Jensen Interceptor
There’s something about a car left behind by a pair of snowbirds in a fair weather state. Places like Hilton Head or South Florida paint a picture (in my mind, at least) of a long-married couple jetting to-and-fro in… more»
Santa’s Dream Car: 1960 Jensen 541R
Imagine this 1960 Jensen, as red as Santa’s suit, screaming into the gravel turnabout driveway of a towering Connecticut mansion, dust settling like fog as the owner jumps out in full Safari gear. He runs into the house, only… more»
Classics In The Hedge: Yard Finds In Surrey
We reported a few weeks ago about an enthusiast in Michigan that was forced to clear out his collection of project and parts cars. This is not a phenomenon unique to the overzealous zoning boards found in U.S. municipalities,… more»
Reader Sighting: Jensen Interceptor In England
Spotted by Gary M in England. Does anyone think it can still be saved?
One Of 267: 1974 Jensen Interceptor Convertible
You may recognize the familiar backdrop in these photos, as we’ve featured a few different cars from this seller of wrecked vintage exotics. This Jensen Interceptor convertible is one of a very few drop tops made and amazingly retains… more»
A Little Crusty: 1974 Jensen Interceptor Driveway Find
Count me among the folks that really like Jensen Interceptors. I’ve tried the “just think, honey, it’s got four seats and a hatchback” argument several times with no success, so I doubt that I’ll ever end up with one… more»
Fiberglass Thoroughbred: 1965 Jensen CV8
A Jensen CV8 is an acquired design. By that I mean that most folks initial impression is something along the lines of “what were they thinking? They had a clean sheet of paper and produced that?” Most folks probably… more»
Anglo-Italian-American! 1974 Jensen Interceptor
Combine Italian styling, British interior and detailing, and a honking great big American V8, and you have what should have been a recipe for success. While the Jensen Interceptor has its aficionados, most folks don’t even know what one… more»
Only 511: 1976 Jensen GT
With low production numbers, and a lotus engine, these Jensen GT’s are a rare and unique sight to see. Similar to the Jensen-Healey convertible that some of us are familiar with seeing, the only real difference between the two… more»
BF Exclusive: 1976 Jensen GT Project Pair
From Terry C – Here’s an easily restorable rare classic British car. Only 511 built! It’s offered with a complete parts car with a sequential serial number. The car is stored under cover in Yuma, Arizona. I purchased it from British… more»
Anglo-American Grand Tourer: 1975 Jensen Interceptor III
I have a real weakness for Jensen Interceptors. I almost bought a pair of them once, but the huge amount of rust in both finally caused me to come to my senses. This one looks like a really nice car with… more»
















