JNH664F Are you still alive??

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JNH664F Are you still alive??

Postby HenryBaker » Wed Jul 25, 2018 2:05 pm

Hi all we are a keen jaguar family with a few in the collection. We are desperately trying to find our old 240 which we owned in the 70's , REG: JNH 664F.

We sold the vehicle in Northampton which makes no odds now as it could be anywhere! We believe it to still be alive as it was last MOT'd in 2009

Does anyone have any idea?? I have carried out the MOT check etc but no info on there, and DVLA will not, quite understandably, give out the details.

I have attached a few photographs, does anyone have any idea how I could hunt the car down? Any help much appreciated

Henry Baker
Norfolk/London
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Re: JNH664F Are you still alive??

Postby HenryBaker » Wed Nov 14, 2018 7:46 pm

Evening all,

Would anyone out there have any advice on howIi may track JNH664F down? Any help greatly appreciated.

Kind regards

Henry

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Re: JNH664F Are you still alive??

Postby PPV » Thu Nov 15, 2018 12:52 pm

Hope someone can help as from DVLA records it looks like it has been stored away somewhere or scrapped and they have not been notified. Since DVLA changed their method of providing info on the supposed basis ofinformation protection then it is really useless for this sort of thing. I have been trying to find the history of my car but it gives no help except for recent years.
Best of luck,
Paul V
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Nissan Micra K13
Porsche Macan S

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Re: JNH664F Are you still alive??

Postby HenryBaker » Thu Nov 22, 2018 3:27 pm

Hope someone can help as from DVLA records it looks like it has been stored away somewhere or scrapped and they have not been notified. Since DVLA changed their method of providing info on the supposed basis ofinformation protection then it is really useless for this sort of thing. I have been trying to find the history of my car but it gives no help except for recent years.
Best of luck,
Thanks for your reply, yes you are right it has been off the road for some time. i find it hard to believe it could have been scrapped as it was last on the road in 2009, when they already had a reasonable value. I hope someone can help!

Best Regards

Henry

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Re: JNH664F Are you still alive??

Postby HenryBaker » Mon Sep 02, 2019 9:00 am

Hi All

Good news - last night we did a deal on our old Jag - thanks for your help. I wrote to the DVLA who pu8t me in contact after a lot of work! I will post pictures of the restoration.

Condition is solid, but in primer. Anyone with a set of red door cards for a 240/mk 2 please get in contact! Also any specialists would be useful as we may have the restoration work carried out by others.

Thanks

Henry

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Re: JNH664F Are you still alive??

Postby PPV » Mon Sep 02, 2019 10:33 am

Are you looking for help in Norfolk or London or does it matter where? In addition is it mainly bodywork or mechanical bits or everything you want help on?
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Paul V
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