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English: Austin A40 Sports began as a partnership with Jensen who wanted to build a fibreglass-bodied sports car on the chassis of an Austin A70. Lord Austin agreed to the use of the A70 in return for Jensen building a smaller car for Austin on the A40 chassis, and thus was born the first Jensen Interceptor and the Austin A40 Sports. |
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