my old V12, where are you

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Post by vipergts » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:32 pm

Thats how we found my Dads car
S1 4.2 Roadster in Resale Red

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Post by andrewh » Sat Nov 01, 2014 7:14 pm

I contacted JEC and JDC and think JEC are running the search for V12 E this month but not being a member have not seen the mention. Anyone confirm its in the mag please?
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Post by christopher storey » Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:58 am

Yes, your enquiry is in the appropriate section

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Post by andrewh » Sun Nov 02, 2014 9:14 am

Thanks Christopher fingers crossed it turns up.
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Post by andrewh » Sun Mar 15, 2015 8:17 am

Thought I ould bounce this thread as unbelievably my E V12 Roadster has still not turned up. I know it's still alive as its insured MOT d etc. it must get out and about and it's pretty noticeable in Lavender. Photos at the Atari of thus thread. Sorry to bounce this but still hope to find it. Thx
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Post by PaulColeman » Mon Mar 16, 2015 8:07 pm

There are plenty of private investigators who will trace cars from just a registration number. I presume they have contacts who can access the police computer. Depends upon how much you want to find it though as it will obviously cost.

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Post by andrewh » Mon Mar 16, 2015 8:35 pm

Thanks Paul

I had not thought about that but it's worth thinking about. Umm?
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Post by PaulColeman » Mon Mar 16, 2015 9:11 pm

A local company to me wanted ?350 the last time I enquired about tracing a car and they said that if it was registered with the DVLA they could obtain the registered keeper's details. Probably best not to ask how they do it but I would suspect that most are ex-police who still have contacts. Not that I'm suggesting anything untoward of course, just my opinion!

Depends how much time and aggrovation you want to save :)

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Post by ernie » Mon Mar 16, 2015 9:16 pm

In the UK its dead easy for any registered company that is involved with law enforcement ie parking issues and fines etc to obtain access to the DVLA database.
Also you may not be aware but the DVLA sells its data to bodies that are not involved in the above industry....
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Post by andrewh » Mon Mar 16, 2015 9:27 pm

Who does it sell the information to then?
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Post by ernie » Tue Mar 17, 2015 4:22 pm

andrewh wrote:Who does it sell the information to then?
The rules used to ensure that DVLA only provided information for the purposes of parking fines and traffic related enforcement etc.
However in the last 18 months it has become apparent that they have relaxed the rules and now are less scrupulous about access to the database. Purchasers of data have gone from parking vehicle offences to companies that that are not involved in traffic nor parking and it appears that they have been the front for other purposes (criminal? ).
Needless to say the information Commissioner has put complaints in a queue, the Home Office is pleading that they didnt know and the Police are beginning to investigate...ohh and by the way despite the Information Commissioner telling the DVLA that if someone requests that their information is not revealed/ sold for no parking reasons...the DVLA ignore that.....that is how they increased their revenue in 1993 to more than ?10 million an increase of more than 400% in one year.
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Post by andrewh » Tue Mar 17, 2015 5:35 pm

Ah right, well I suspected that may be the reason one keeps getting text about traffic accidents etc. . Well I will keep plodding along and if its meant to come home, then I guess it will. thanks for the info
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Post by andrewh » Sun Oct 25, 2015 7:19 pm

Hope you guys don't mi d I just thought I would bounce this thread as I see from DVLA my old V12 is currently taxed once more. XGC734M and very notable as its lavender . Someone must have seen it, I mean how many lavender V12s do you see out on the road?
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#34 Re: my old V12, where are you

Post by andrewh » Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:40 pm

Bounce. Still trying to find my old V12. I find it hard to believe that it lives in the UK, is taxed and MOTd every year, is built in Lavender which is not everyones cup of tea but is very not noticeable but nobody has see it or knows where she is now. Come on chaps??? This is the E type forum! Someone must know my car? I harbour the hope of buying it back as I have the sister car bought by the same family at the same time, an XJ12 Series One. I was lucky to own both but sold the V12 E in a rash moment. Please help me find her!
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As a matter of interest. Thats my Audi Quattro in the background. These photos where taken in 1987 in Broadway on the way back to London from Shropshire where the V12 lived. It was owned by a family friend from new and spent many years in Bridgnorth Motor Museum . The Audi was written off by a drunk driver whilst I was having dinner in a Fulham restaurant in 1988. I wonder whether it still exists D848GYP.
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#35 Re: my old V12, where are you

Post by andrewh » Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:44 pm

her is another of my V12s
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this one came in from Texas with 4000 miles only with one American Airlines Pilot owner from Texas. I sold it to Spain in about 1991 never seen it since.
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#36 Re: my old V12, where are you

Post by andrewh » Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:46 pm

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I know chaps, I look the same age as I did then but hey?
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#37 Re: my old V12, where are you

Post by Moeregaard » Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:53 pm

Andrew, I feel your pain! I sold my '65 FHC,1E30036, during a weak moment, at one of Moss Motors' parties in Santa Barbara back in 1998--sixteen years after dragging the car out of a back garden in bits. I found the car in Denmark about eight years later, but it was sold once again and it now resides in Germany or the Netherlands. I have dreams of trying to "unwind the clock" by finding it and buying it back. Someday...
Mark (Moe) Shipley
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Former owner '65FHC, #1E30036

Planning on getting E-Type No. 3 as soon as possible....

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