One enthusiast, five FFs,
and a workshop full of parts.
This site exists because Mark couldn't find the parts he needed either — so he started making them for everyone else.
- Jensen enthusiast sinceAge 18
- First carMk1 Interceptor
- AcquiredLondon, late '80s
- FFs ownedFive
- CareerRotary aviation
- FocusRemanufactured parts
An avid enthusiast since he was eighteen
Mark has been an avid Jensen enthusiast since the age of 18, when he purchased an early Mk1 Interceptor for a few hundred pounds in London in the late eighties.
As Mark's career progressed in rotary aviation, his path crossed with the Jensen family when it emerged he had been the flight instructor of a close friend of Richard Jensen's. What began as a chance connection revealed a story that stands apart — Mark has been deeply committed to the FF model, having owned no fewer than five of these rare vehicles, and has contributed significantly to the community by bringing a host of remanufactured parts to market, helping fellow enthusiasts keep their cars running.
Today, that same commitment is what this catalogue is built on: parts made because they were needed, tested on Mark's own cars, and shared with the wider community of Interceptor, FF and SP owners.
First Interceptor, London
An early Mk1 Interceptor, bought for a few hundred pounds — the start of it all.
A chance connection
Mark's work as a flight instructor led to a friendship with the Jensen family.
A deep commitment to the model
Ownership of five FFs — rare four-wheel-drive Jensens — and a growing knowledge of what keeps them on the road.
Remanufacturing hard-to-find parts
A catalogue of parts brought back into production for Interceptor, FF and SP owners everywhere.
A letter from Richard Jensen
Grandson of Jensen co-founder Richard Jensen wrote to us personally about Mark, the FF, and the legacy this site keeps alive.