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They are not MoPars because they were not made by Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth.

But having Chrysler drive trains makes them cousins. British cousins. So of course you have to include them as part of the greater family circle.

I quite like some of the Bristol models. They are not all fuddy-duddy. But most are a little like your posh Aunties front room I guess.

Jensens have a big trans tunnel. As Linda once told me, you can't dislike a car with a big trans tunnel.

Cannonball wrote:

R.RUNNER wrote:I suppose that "DUNC" thinks the same about the Bristol as well? No not the female type of bristol, before somebody posts a reply.

hey what does this mean, highlighted, DUNC

Was wondering that meself , think you've got 'competition' 'DUNC' , love the 'THAT'.

Adam68 wrote:

Cannonball wrote:

R.RUNNER wrote:I suppose that "DUNC" thinks the same about the Bristol as well? No not the female type of bristol, before somebody posts a reply.

hey what does this mean, highlighted, DUNC

Was wondering that meself , think you've got 'competition' 'DUNC' , love the 'THAT'.

NICE

R.RUNNER wrote:I suppose that "DUNC" thinks the same about the Bristol as well?

An air of sarcasm here?

A throwing down of the gauntlet?

Ooooooooooooooh

You'd want bloody big Gauntlets...

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Don't worry, Pete. There are plenty of well known celebrities who haven't let it stop them.

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I like Jensens but I wouldnt class them as Mopar. Just a great British marque with a great engine and running gear choice.

Let me just state again. A MoPar is a Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth. It is no other make. So you cannot "class" anything else as a MoPar even if you wanted too.

Dave wrote:Let me just state again. A MoPar is a Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth. It is no other make. So you cannot "class" anything else as a MoPar even if you wanted too.

Surely MoPar stands for 'Motor Parts', and a Jensen is made of Chrysler Motor Parts...

P.S. Button was named after Jensen, so I guess it's his parents who are dyslexic.

Mopar Mark wrote:Surely MoPar stands for 'Motor Parts', and a Jensen is made of Chrysler Motor Parts...

What it originally stood for is neither here nor there.

We are talking about a niick-name given to Chyrser Dodge Plymouth cars. The nick name was never used for other chrysler owned car makes or any makes using chrysler parts.

Example;

My name is David. But I was called "Butch" by everyone as a little kid and "Pop" when I was older.

Now by your logic you can call every David you ever meet Pop or Butch instead. It don't work like that.

Dave, is Mercedes Mopar ?

Dave wrote:They are not MoPars because they were not made by Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth.

But having Chrysler drive trains makes them cousins. British cousins. So of course you have to include them as part of the greater family circle.

I quite like some of the Bristol models. They are not all fuddy-duddy. But most are a little like your posh Aunties front room I guess.

Jensens have a big trans tunnel. As Linda once told me, you can't dislike a car with a big trans tunnel.

i dont think anyone with a direct connection to the jensen brand, would want the name to be linked to dodge/plymouth etc

I agree with you Duncan 100%, most Jensen owners do not want to be associated with Dodge,Plymouth,Chrysleror Mopar owners (until they want some cheap engine and gearbox parts) or heaven forbid, American car owners.......... who they think are so common and rough!!!!!!!