FOR SALE: 1973 Jensen Interceptor Saloon Mk III

We have located a 1973 Jensen Interceptor III for sale in Dallas. Note: this is not a Bramhall Classic Autos listing, this link is not an endorsement and is for informational purposes only.

UPDATE March 27, 2014: It appears that this vehicle has been taken down from Craigslist. It is likely sold.

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Rare left-hand drive 1974 Jensen Interceptor III For Sale.

Solid California car — lots of pics! Gotta have a look at this one.

UPDATE: This classic vehicle is now sold.

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Properly-restored, very rare 1975 Jensen Interceptor Mark III Convertible .

Full body-on professional restoration – lots of pics!

Jensen Interceptor Prototype. “The most important Jensen in the World.”

ClassicDriver.com did a write up on this unique Jensen which also happens to be for sale! View the write up at ClassicDriver.com and the listing page.

1973 Jensen Interceptor III on autotrader.co.uk (plus a few others). UPDATE: This vehicle is SOLD.

1975 Jensen Interceptor Cabriolet for sale on Classic Driver (UK). This Jensen Interceptor convertible comes from Canada, where its first owner kept the car from 1975 to 2009.

A 1976 Jensen Interceptor III Convertible for sale at Classic Driver (UK). This is one of the very last Jensen Interceptor III Convertibles, it was sold new in the USA and is Left Hand Drive.

Here is a 1968 Jensen Interceptor Mark 1 for sale in the Piston Heads classifieds (UK) This listing is now SOLD. Be sure to have a look at the discussion surrounding this vehicle in the forum – some valuable info there…

Here is a 1972 Jensen Interceptor III for sale at James Glen Car Sales in the UK.

EDIT: Jan 9, 2013 – The listing is no longer available. The link just takes you to the James Glen web site.