THE JENSEN HISTORY
Here we'll feed a list of important years in the Jensen Car History. But be patient. Other pages have priority just now.
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Jensen started up as coachbuilders, but as the years went by, they started making more and more of their own cars.
This is the coachbuilt sign which was fitted on the glove compartment of every early Interceptor. |
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J.B Stevenson (Finance Director) in the Jensen H Type, 1934.
(Photo courtesy of the Jensen Heritage Trust .) |
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JENSEN CAR HISTORY
The Jensen factory also bodied a lot of cars in the early years. On this site you'll find information also about these cars.
On the right a rare emblem of the Jen Tug. This was donated to the JHT. It is cast aluminium and is about ten inches long.
From the Jensen factory in the mid sixties.
Develope Department Football Team, Jensen Motors, in 1968.
(Photo courtesy of the Jensen Heritage Trust .)
Some original signs from the Jensen-factory in West Bromwich.
(Photo courtesy of the Jensen Heritage Trust .)
A fun authentical letter, probably written to one of the first American customers,
to solve a misunderstandig.
(Faximile courtesy the Jensen Heritage Trust .)
These badges from Philip Mist, a major Jensen distributor in Birmingham in the 1960's and 1970's.
The Jensen factory also bodied a lot of cars in the early years. On this site you'll find information also about these cars.
On the right a rare emblem of the Jen Tug. This was donated to the JHT. It is cast aluminium and is about ten inches long.
From the Jensen factory in the mid sixties.
Develope Department Football Team, Jensen Motors, in 1968.
(Photo courtesy of the Jensen Heritage Trust .)
Some original signs from the Jensen-factory in West Bromwich.
(Photo courtesy of the Jensen Heritage Trust .)
A fun authentical letter, probably written to one of the first American customers,
to solve a misunderstandig.
(Faximile courtesy the Jensen Heritage Trust .)
These badges from Philip Mist, a major Jensen distributor in Birmingham in the 1960's and 1970's.
