1937 Jensen 3.5 Litre S Type Convertible
SKU: LDM103
AVAILABILITY: In stock (4 items)
BODY TYPE: Convertible
MAKER: Jensen
COLOR: Gray
MEASURE: 115mm or 4 ½ inch
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1937
DECADE: 30
The Jensen brothers built low-slung fast cars powered by American engines and clothed with bespoke British coachwork. The S Type could be had with a Ford V8 and one or two even boasted a Lincoln V12 unit. As with Railton, these cars could out-perform such established cars as Bentley and Lagonda for less money, much to the annoyance of the traditionalists.
Available only in the old cardboard box
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