This superb 1969 Jensen FF left the factory in Stratosphere Blue with Red interior, sundym glass, and a Voxson ‘8' track radio.

It was first registered on the 21st of April 1969 in Birmingham to Jensen Motors for the use as a Factory Demonstrator, a few weeks later the car was passed to Good Relations Ltd for use as a Press Car.

The summary of the strenuous testing was ‘the Jensen FF effortlessly lives up to its ambitious advertising slogan of, the world's most advanced car.' It's first run out as a demonstrator was with the soon-to-be Jensen Chairman, Donald Healey, in June 1969, Mr Healey was accompanied by the motoring journalist of The Sunday Times, Courtenay Edwards on a tour of France.

Following a number of press days and reviews, the FF was leant to Harold Dvoretsky the editor of Modern Motor who embarked on a 2500 miles journey across Europe.

The European tour consisted of some extensive testing which ultimately through its passing with flying colours is why the Jensen FF h...