Topic: Solved - NEH 3132: Jensen P66 Coupé Prototype - 1965

[Carnut]

Easy Rookie pickings!  It's not a repost, before anyone tells me otherwise..
So, what is it, from when, for 1 point?:

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[Carnut]

No Rookie wants this one so it's a giveaway Expert point..

[fyreline]

1965 Jensen P66 prototype, one of two made. You're right, a rookie should have gotten this one (I only had to check to be sure of the year - it was recognizable right away). Where are they all?

[Carnut]

1965 Jensen P66 prototype, one of two made. You're right, a rookie should have gotten this one (I only had to check to be sure of the year - it was recognizable right away). Where are they all?

Exactly!
The other one was a convertible:

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=13620.msg118562#msg118562

[Djetset]

The P66 was also called the Interceptor (as per the leaflet hand out on the car at the Earls Court Motor Show), ahead of the better-known 1966 Vignale-styled Jensen of the same name.

[Carnut]

The P66 was also called the Interceptor (as per the leaflet hand out on the car at the Earls Court Motor Show), ahead of the better-known 1966 Vignale-styled Jensen of the same name.

And wasn't the earlier model, preceding the 541, an Interceptor as well?

[Djetset]

Ah yes, a very good point; you are right.  Jensen clearly had a fondness (and ownership) of the Interceptor name!