A Car John Bonham Probably Drove Into a Ditch Is Headed to Auction
The fully-rehabbed 1972 Jensen Interceptor III — which the Led Zeppelin drummer may have crashed in 1977 — will hit the block on July 25
The legendary 1972 Jensen Interceptor III, rumored to have been driven by Led Zeppelin's iconic drummer John Bonham, is set to go under the hammer at an auction on July 25. According to reports, Bonham may have crashed this very car into a ditch back in 1977, adding a layer of rock 'n' roll provenance to its already impressive credentials. For car enthusiasts and fans of the legendary British rock band, this auction is sure to generate significant interest.
The Jensen Interceptor III is a rare and highly sought-after model, with only 333 units produced. Its sleek design and powerful engine made it a favorite among car enthusiasts in the 1970s. The fact that it has been fully rehabilitated adds to its appeal, making it a unique opportunity for collectors to own a piece of rock history. The auction will likely draw a diverse range of bidders, from car collectors to Led Zeppelin superfans.
What's worth watching next is the price this car will fetch at auction. Given its rarity and famous provenance, it's likely to sell for a significant sum. Industry experts will be keeping a close eye on the auction, as it could set a benchmark for similar classic cars with rock 'n' roll connections. For fans of Led Zeppelin and classic cars, July 25 is a date to mark on the calendar – and Serbian collectors may want to get ready to bid on a truly unique piece of automotive history.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. SerbianNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.