1950s Jensen Flatbed

Old Jensen flatbed photograph in the archive at Classic Wheels

This is one of 900+ images in the Classic Wheels transport photo archive (flatbed section).
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The Jensen shown below is in restored condition. This Flatbed is green with cream signwriting, and is a flatbed of the type popular in the 1950s era.

If you're interested in classic Jensen vehicles, don't forget to have a look around the rest of this old transport website as you'll find more about Jensen, in addition to this restored Flatbed from the flatbed section. Further down is a list of Jensen Flatbed items for sale on ebay RIGHT NOW!

This is photograph No.72 in this archive of classic and vintage vehicle photos.

More Information on this classic Flatbed:

Jensen ceased lorry production around 1956/7 and this is a rare survivor. These postwar Jensen lorries were powered by P6 Perkins diesel engines

Classic flatbed - 1950s Jensen

Jensen Flatbed image, restored in green with cream signwriting

If you are particularly interested in this, the Flatbed built by Jensen, the items below may be of interest, all of which are on sale *right now* in the UK and Internationally on eBay, and can be bid on today!

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