The 'E' Type Forum

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jaguar-E-typ ... 0009.m1982

I don‘t get the story ?

Carsten

Just updated Xkedata.......not sure on exact details Carsten.....looks like someone parted with cash and a trade in car for the E type...now its gone missing....not sure how all the figures add up........have contacted the guy that posted and advised on our discussion... Steve http://www.xkedata.com/cars/detail/?car ... ommentform

Ah I got it !

He wrote he later discovered the db9 was on credit. So it means he took it in. About the e-type, he says he has not been able to trace it.

This means he SOLD (part-swapped) the E-Type for the DB9 he took in, plus he gave 16k cash away.

After that a third party claimed ownership of the db9 because it was under foreign credit and the swapper did not say that- in fact the swapper did not own the db9.

Then, after the deal, he tried to get his e-type back but it vanished. This is how he lost it all- the 16k gone, the db9 gone, the E gone to „somewhere“ as well.

Very sad.

Carsten

The heritage certificate was issue to Victory Classic Cars in the Netherlands. This is ER Classics. https://www.erclassics.com
They should have a paper trail of who they sold it to after Jan 17.

Yes Carsten....thats what i think has happened.....the dealer not doing an HPI on the Aston has cost him dear

I found it remarkable that he thought the 2+2 in that condition was worth £34,000, and that after restoration to concourse it would be worth £160,000!