Citroen XM Forum

Anyone for a Jensen Interceptor, maybe?

cxprestigeauto wrote:I agree with Matthew. I like the quiet, understated styling. It is like the XM, not shouty but lean and clean.

Rob

Quite agree there.

Okay, today it might look conventional, but by 1967 standards, it was modern and fresh.


Fantastic name for a car, Jensen interceptor.

Anyone for a Jensen Interceptor, maybe?

Oh yes please I will one of those as well! The Interceptor is indeed a great name Russ and what a distinctive looking car. It is a model I remember from my childhood, in fact a schoolfriend's Dad had one as I recall and then later an XR4! The same friend also briefly had a R25 and X1/9. Back to the Jensen, the guy who did my last XM autobox rebuild has a rather rusty one in his yard! Regards, Matthew T.

Here are the photos that I tried to post earlier showing the transport used to collect my new rotor arm! Something that Paul at least might fancy I think! Regards, Matthew T.

They are nice those Saab 900 turbos.

Yes but not as a soft top.. i hate convertables... but i love those 900s in n/a or turbo!!

Would you make an exception for this little baby?

Is that a piece of "sideboard wood", I see used for the saab glove box lid?

[emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji106] just like that, i do like saab, but the interior, ohhh like opel with the wood, looks like somebody was playing with an axe.

The wood isn't great. It just emphasises the slight scattered nature of the switch gear.