Number 194 of only 195 MkI FF cars made; incorporates various MkII upgrades; few owners, the third for 28 years and the current for 12 years; sympathetically restored in 2024; a ground-breaking GT at a very tempting guide priceLaunched in 1966, the Jensen FF was immediately voted ‘Car of the Year’ by the motoring press due to its outstanding technical ability.

FF stood for Ferguson Formula, the four-wheel drive system developed by Harry Ferguson for racing cars, splitting the torque between the front and rear wheels (67% to the rear, 33% to the front) which gave the FF unheard of handling qualities for a big GT car of the period.

This, combined with Dunlop Maxaret anti-lock brakes (another world first) is what led the pundits to call the FF ‘The world’s safest car’.Looking almost identical to the standard Interceptor, the FF was actually 5” longer in the bonnet to accommodate the extra space needed for a front differential and can be easily distinguished from the rear-wheel drive ver...